Protest leaders questioned the military's commitment to democratic change and charged that the army, eager to reestablish order following Mubārak's ouster, had begun adopting the repressive tactics of the former regime.
The sports minister, Don Farrell, would not comment on the specific findings but said: "I support the AFL's commitment to provide all parties charged with the opportunity to respond to these matters before the AFL Commission.
— Jeff Gordinier Food Politics Marion Nestlee notes that Coca-Cola has announced a new "global commitment to fight obesity," but charges that the effort is only "a major public relations campaign to keep vending machines in schools and head off federal, state or local soft drink taxes or soda caps," adding that "the only way Coke can really help address obesity and poor diets is to sell less soda".
That would allow one to charge a profligate opponent with an ontological commitment to centaurs, and a distinct ontological commitment to unicorns but only by taking on these very same ontological commitments in the metalanguage.
On the site, Nextt points out that it chooses to charge an application fee to ensure the founders' commitment.
Michael Wines (NYT) RUSSIA: TURNABOUT ON GRAFT -- Switzerland's top prosecutor said Russia "has taken on concrete commitments" to pursue charges of money-laundering, a turnabout from past complaints of foot-dragging in politically sensitive inquiries.
In an enforcement action launched with the World Trade Organization, the U.S. said China failed to abide by a commitment to eliminate duties of 5%to20%0% charged on exports of materials, including cobalt, copper, graphite, lead and tin. .
So defenders of the charge appear to be committed to the falsifiable thesis that egalitarians are inconsistent in their commitment to inequality.[21] If the charge were true, egalitarians should oppose only the inequalities that are unfavorable to their own interests.
Is the government trying to wriggle out of a commitment on charging for throw-away plastic bags?
Perhaps the most well-known recent example has been the Nobel laureate Paul Krugman's campaign against the economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff, in which he moved quickly from criticism of an error in one of their papers to charges about their commitment to academic transparency.
