Her coup seems to stem from a passionate commitment less to Sri Lanka's sovereign integrity than to her own political power.The proximate cause may have been an attempt in parliament to impeach the chief justice, seen as an important ally of the president's.
Nielsen reports that in 2015, sales of consumer goods from brands with a commitment to sustainability grew more than 4percentt, while those without such a commitment grew less than 1percentt.
Service members who expressed a high level of organizational commitment were less than half as likely to develop a mood disorder or an adjustment disorder as those with low organizational commitment.
An email seen by the Guardian from Udall's chief of staff, Michael Collins, to advocacy group Code Pink's founder Medea Benjamin suggests that UK commitment is less than full-throttled.
Factoring in a state rebate, a customer can drive off the lot with an all-in, three-year commitment of less than $7,000.
Never forget the moment you stood ever-so-proudly with your right hand raised -- and swore to defend your country -- a commitment that less than one percent of Americans make.
The UN has said it needs about a billion dollars, but to date, they have only received commitments for less than half of that.
There were doubts over his ability to honour the financial commitment, which came less than a month after a Thai court froze $1.4bn £910mm) of his assets.
Dr. Richard Parsons, a research fellow in the department of medicine at the University of Birmingham, described to the panel how he supervises four Ph.D. students, juggles his own research and teaching commitments, and earns "less than a branch manager at McDonald's".
While environmental stewardship is a less-than-common commitment among large Brazilian companies or multinationals doing business in Brazil, the country is host to a thriving social entrepreneurship sector.
