Mr O'Brien accused Mr Farage of "reverse-ferretting" on a commitment to subject his expenses to an independent audit when Mr O'Flynn, a former Daily Express journalist who is seeking election as MEP in his own right, stepped in.
IKEA is just the latest multinational corporation to be drawn into the horsemeat affair — Nestlé, for example, pulled Buitoni Beef Ravioli and Beef Tortellini meals from shelves in Spain and Italy — but it stands to sustain particular damage if its customers decide that its commitment to thrift comes at the expense of their peace of mind and stomach.
Reducing overhead in materials and distribution by publishing online is one thing; letting go of the editors who guided the literary vision of a serious journal over the course of decades signals a more ominous commitment to cost-efficiency at the expense of institutional and intellectual values.
More specifically, it begins to explain how dictation of the neuronal program at the expense of commitment to the normal mesenchymal lineages might have taken place.
PPARγ selectively causes multipotent stromal cells to differentiate into bone or fat, and Blumberg found TBT exposure caused these stem cells to show an increased commitment to becoming adipocytes at the expense of the bone lineage.
A Conservative spokeswoman welcomed the commitment to publish more details of expenses, but said the Government should allow people to apply for full details of claims.
But if the government spent some of the Medicare surplus this year, it would allow Democrats to press their argument that Mr. Bush's tax cut came at the expense of a commitment to provide health coverage to older Americans.
Churches that insist on passionate commitment to Christ are growing at the expense of more moderate congregations.
A mostly unconditional commitment to party unity comes at the expense of leverage over the party's direction, and there's no denying that.
Be reassured that they will be doing just that, as it's their commitment to the children and an ongoing expense after all.
The Ipsa chairman, Sir Ian Kennedy, said: "We aim to make the scheme simpler and clearer, whilst retaining a robust approach to regulating MPs' business costs and expenses and a commitment to supporting MPs in their parliamentary duties.
