He said the parties should offer a "shared commitment" to draft a "new vision" for Scotland in the event of a No vote in the referendum.
When, where, and how to use Xpert depends on the national commitment to draft policies and implementation strategies; available funds; accessibility, availability, and geographic distribution of adequate diagnostic services; and the epidemiology of TB in the country (especially HIV-associated TB and MDR-TB).
Enforceable commitment means a document drafted pursuant to section 112(i)(5)(B) of the Act and signed by a responsible company official which commits a company to achieving before January 1 , 1994sufficient reductions in hazardous air pollutants from a designated early reductions source to qualify such source for a compliance extension under section 112(i)(5)(A) of the Act.
In an interview, Bishop Robert H. Brom of San Diego, chairman of the committee that drafted the "episcopal commitment" statement, said he would be willing to carry that idea to the bishops' ad hoc committee on sexual abuse.
For its part, the opposition has said it will not meet government delegates face-to-face until they have signed a written commitment accepting the Geneva communique drafted 18 months ago, which calls for a transitional government.
Solutions are encapsulated within the New York Declaration, the text that member states have drafted listing their commitments.
His commitment paid dividends when the Cavaliers drafted LeBron James, the local phenom, who restored the franchise to relevancy.
The children also drafted a letter of commitment for the candidates to sign.
As early as 1945, the ACLU had taken a stand to protect the rights of the mentally ill, when it drafted a model statute governing mental commitments.
Bosnia and Herzegovina signed this Convention in 1993 and then restated its commitments to the rights of children in its Constitution drafted in Dayton on 21 November 1995.
