Their level of commitment is simultaneously admirable and unsettling.
The three women are juggling second jobs, social lives and family commitments while simultaneously dealing with BOXFOX's sudden success.
In an interview, Mr. Eisgruber defined Princeton's core values as "our commitment to be simultaneously a great research university and the world's best liberal arts college," as well as to achieve greater inclusiveness.
These communication and inclusion strategies were followed immediately by a campaign of household profiling, which showed visible commitment to implementation, whilst simultaneously identifying and responding to unmet needs.
So everybody will get ready, everybody will take their steps, and then when the IAEA has verified virtually simultaneously whatever commitments we make about the first phase of the lifting of sanctions will occur.
"And yet the government is simultaneously committed to reducing the number of sixth form colleges through the area review process, while increasing the number of school and academy sixth forms to meet its manifesto commitments.
Some scholars and institutions such as the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) see CSR as a way to fulfill businesses' commitment to economic development while simultaneously improving the quality of life of the workforce, their families, the community, and society at large (Brei and Böhm 2013).
The governor promoted a community diversion program for non-violent offenders -- Adult Redeploy -- while simultaneously confirming his commitment to hiring more correctional officers, and thus expanding the state's prison system.
Kim Huynh, speaking for Friends of the Earth, accused the president of trying to have it both ways by touting his commitment to clean energy "while simultaneously shilling for one of the dirtiest industries on Earth" by endorsing the pipeline's construction.
In our model, the immigrant decides simultaneously the level of commitment to the host and source country societies given the cost of investing in the migrants' self-network is higher than the cost of investing in the natives' network.
