She said that she would be 'more selective' and might play fewer tournaments in future, though her commitment to events on the Women's Tennis Association tour has long been questioned.
As mentioned in the Introduction, one finds a prima facie commitment to events in various aspects of human perception, action, language, and thought.
The money, which the prosecution said followed an initial £10,000 cash payment, was intended as a deposit to prove Mahmood's supposed commitment to fixing events at cricket matches.
For Yennix, his involvement and time commitment to furry events is a way to leave a legacy.
Their sense of community had a positive effect on their commitment to the event organisation, and their commitment to the organisation had a direct effect on their job satisfaction.
Host Chris Rock over the weekend restated his commitment to the event, but producers have suggested he will be tackling the issue in his opening monologue.
It was, nevertheless, a marvellous contest, particularly throughout an almost unbearably tense Saturday, and a thumping win for the home side at least ensured the retention of a US commitment to the event.
No one questioned Phelps's commitment to the event, especially after he dropped the 200 freestyle from his Olympic program because the preliminaries and semifinals of the event also took place on Sunday and Phelps wanted to be fresh for the relay.
But it's not, almost everyone complains, "a cheap holiday" – and it certainly isn't, with food and drink prices on a par with London's West End – which in a way makes their commitment to the event all the more impressive, but must also go some way to perpetuating its somewhat exclusive nature.
The breadth of commitment to the event is astonishing: that the literati, like Lovelace, and politicians - last year, finance minister Brian Tung was snapped in wild abandon - should want and are able to muck in speaks of a cultural democracy we can only dream of.
Further, this commitment to the event-causal framework is sustained by a widespread dissatisfaction with alternative agent-causal and volitionist theories of agency.
