It was the first time that the president had made an explicit commitment to involvement in Afghanistan beyond an ousting of the Taliban.
As Robert Putnam and David Campbell write in their book, "American Grace," "No matter the specific yardstick, women exhibit a greater commitment to, involvement with, and belief in religion".
While the researchers involved in this project had a strong commitment to public involvement in research, there were preoccupation about the impact of potential co-researchers' values on the research outcome that were not applied to other members of the research team.
As a result, America's commitment to, and involvement in, the League of Nations was never more than half-hearted.
For this, a total of 103 NIPF owners in Northern Spain were interviewed in person, in March 2004, about their commitment to and involvement in land management during 1999 2003.
The meaning is firmly set as "self-activating commitment to deeper involvement," more automatic and less self challenging than the older tossing your cap over the wall.
Nominees should have gone above and beyond the capacities of their roles on the executive board, and demonstrated a commitment to leadership, involvement, and/or mentorship.
Mr. Klein told the coordinators gathered in the auditorium at Fiorello H. La Guardia High School, on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, that their jobs were evidence that the city's commitment to parental involvement was more than lip service.
Awadh's case has been taken up by the Open Society Justice Initiative (OSJI), a human rights body founded by the philanthropist George Soros, which says his mistreatment not only calls into question the UK government's commitment to avoid involvement in torture, but points to a loophole in interrogation guidance for British intelligence officers, which was rewritten after the coalition was formed.
