While Mr. Barr led teams of lawyers and brought a kind of genius to organizing big cases, his former colleagues stressed his instinct for the jugular and his commitment to complete preparation.
An American Meat Institute (1996) study details lifestyle changes affecting food behavior, including an increasing number of women in the workforce, limited commitment to food preparation, and a greater number of single heads of households.
I have been hugely impressed by their integrity, their impartiality and their commitment to detailed and thorough preparation.
"Gary's commitment to The FA's preparations for Euro 2016 will not be in any way affected by the fact that he will be coaching abroad during the next five months.
Even his investment portfolio, nearly two-thirds of which is in gold and precious-metal stocks, shows the same commitment to principle — not to mention preparation for a financial catastrophe.
In October, the brigade received orders to link up with the rest of the division in preparation for their commitment to the battle along the frontier.
While there is both agreement and debate as to both the causes and definitions of radicalization, the following definition is useful: "Functionally, political radicalization is increased preparation for and commitment to intergroup conflict.
Newman said the Yankees took the gamble because Melancon rated highly in four intangible qualities — preparation, competitiveness, leadership and commitment to growth.
Via an extreme economy of words, through a grey veil of guarded praise, Postecoglou seems to want to convey the extreme discipline of the Socceroos' set-up and preparation, the camp's commitment to technical correctness over headless emotion.
"The appointments of Tony and Gail to the board represent our commitment to adding highly qualified independent directors in preparation for creating two world-class boards," said John Donahoe, President and CEO of eBay Inc. in a statement.
