The archaic cultural practices of commitment, duty and family obligation, which Rooker judges from the cynical disengagement of a culture of errant fathers, are still alive and well in the most inaccessible peasant communities of Bihar and in the slums of Dhaka.
"This is an historic and momentous celebration of a Queen who has served her country and people with unswerving commitment, duty and faith for the past 60 years.
Finally, we identified five behavioural domains ("confidence", "familiarity", "commitment and duty", "time" and "perceived benefits") of which "confidence", "familiarity" and "commitment and duty" correlated with both current and future intention to use CPGs and "time" correlating with future intentions.
He regularly opens speeches with lines from ancient Chinese poets and scholars, expounding on the virtues of perseverance and commitment to duty.
Mr. Walker, in his Dec. 15 letter to Beth Nolan, the White House counsel, said that Mr. Milken "failed to live up to his commitment and duty not to re-enter the securities industry".
Lance Dodes, a retired assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, believes that, in this instance, the Goldwater rule is outweighed by another ethical commitment: a "duty to warn" others when he assesses that a person might harm them.
As the novel progresses, this slow strategy begins to pay off: the narrative's repression, we begin to understand, is Nancy's own, its revelations those of her own character struggling to shake off its commitment to duty and question itself.
In Season 2, he struggles to keep the Crown Prince of Japan safe on a visit to San Francisco, and his selfless commitment to duty is beyond reproach; indeed, his efforts to unravel a Nazi plot result in him literally saving the world from nuclear war.
For the Kantian ethical subject, emotional and social bonds imperil objectivity and undermine rational commitment to duty.
