First, the asking of this skeptical question reveals a commitment to at least instrumental rationality, since one is here questioning whether being practically rational would advance one's ends.
Her commitment to the Countway Library was instrumental in creating and advocating for the Archives for Women in Medicine.
With traditional CPG marketing expertise honed with PepsiCo, Quaker Oats and MillerCoors, Gomez has a deep commitment to consumer insights and was instrumental in establishing the company's research-intensive Guest Center of Excellence for data analysis.
These lawyers had better know that Houston was an African American lawyer whose lifelong commitment to social justice issues was instrumental in helping to dismantle the nation's Jim Crow laws.
"Rotary International's commitment to polio eradication has been instrumental in the swift and robust outbreak response in Ethiopia," said Patrizia DiGiovanni, Acting Representative, UNICEF Ethiopia.
"Since then, the power of the parliamentary lobby has been instrumental in ensuring national commitment to international standards".
Though the U.S. maintains it will continue to counter Iranian influence through sanctions and other means, Trump doesn't appear to have a similar commitment to protecting his Kurdish allies, who have been instrumental in the fight against ISIS.
The instrumental use of Islamism allows actors to signal commitment to their stated goals.
FBi's commitment to playing 50% Australian music – half of that from Sydney – is instrumental to an identity that also reflects its not-for-profit status (most staff are volunteers) and shoot-from-the-hip aesthetic.
What came through consistently, in a seamless procession of solemn antiphons, ravishing solos, intricately wound polyphony, buoyant instrumental work and artfully dispersed ensembles, was an intense commitment to bringing Monteverdi's masterwork to life.
