For example, such-and-such firm is a nonprofit organization committed to rehabilitation... etc. Clearly explain the event and its purpose.
But bereaved families' experiences require society to commit to their rehabilitation too.
To qualify, the combatants will need to commit to social rehabilitation — through employment, training, or study — while they complete their sentence.
His letter also noted that city officials are aware of "the historical importance of Rockhaven" and that the city is working to find a buyer "who will have the vision and resources to commit to both a full rehabilitation of the historic buildings and landscape, and the reinvigoration of the site through a new and appropriate use".
Also, he was young and in tremendous physical condition, committed to strenuous rehabilitation.
It costs $27,500 a year to house an inmate in California, and at a time when budget problems have led the state to cut money for prison education and vocational programs, those committed to the rehabilitation of prisoners are searching for creative ways to prepare men and women for common society and to keep them there.
The justice secretary said he was committed to the "rehabilitation revolution" started by Ken Clarke.
BBC home affairs correspondent Danny Shaw says for a government committed to a rehabilitation "revolution" by reducing reoffending among prisoners, the findings of this report will be extremely worrying.
Critics have warned that Ken Clarke's replacement by Chris Grayling as justice secretary last month signalled a hardening of the approach on sentencing, but the prime minister said he was still as committed to a "rehabilitation revolution" for prisoners.
