What is missing from Searle's characterization is the notion of overtness: The agent in question must not only make her intention to undertake a certain commitment manifest; she must also intend that that very intention be manifest.
The network phase signals not only the involvement of many more actors but also growing social commitments manifested in, for example, explicit standards, user habituation, and organizational routines.
These commitments were manifested most profoundly in the Civil Rights/Freedom Movement.
The findings in the decision phase indicate that while a lack of trust, commitment, and congruence manifested in the collaboration regarding business exchange, these facilitators still existed between the partners with regard to technology exchange.
The government's commitment is best manifested by continued strong domestic financial support despite China losing eligibility for new funding from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in 2012.
It was hard not to get his rabid commitment to his beliefs, which manifested itself in all sorts of trouble-making, like his crusade against ACORN and Planned Parenthood and his hijacking of the Anthony Weiner press conference.
Professionalism should be manifested through a commitment to carrying out professional responsibilities, adherence to ethical principles, and sensitivity to a diverse patient population [ 2].
Despite his shortcomings, the Clayton Bulwer Treaty affecting relations with Great Britain in Central America is "recognized as an important step in scaling down the nation's commitment to Manifest Destiny as a policy".
Each demonstration of public commitment to the study's behavioral goals manifested the student's adoption of his or her peer leadership role.
This is manifested in a close long-term commitment to the member "group," be that a family, extended family, or extended relationships.
