I am grateful for the professor's dedication and commitment to a rich, personalized, multimedia learning experience.
Lorelei has a fiercely idealistic commitment to marrying rich so that the pure concept of love is not sullied by money worries; Dorothy pragmatically wishes only to follow her heart.
What saved him from dismissal as a superficial raconteur was a commitment to exposing rich Americans as literally getting away with murder or, at the least, other serious crimes.
As a major example of our commitment to our rich collection and to the role of today's museum, our recent collaboration with the Metropolitan Museum in placing our collection of 25,000 costumes at the Met was completed after more than four years of intensive study supported by the Mellon Foundation and was the largest instance of collection sharing in American museum history.
An Extravagant Ontology The first, a perhaps least pressing, problem of Plantinga's account is its commitment to a rich universe of fine-grained properties, relations, states of affairs, etc.
As to the problem of the metatheory, Curry does not seek to answer this; there is no real attempt to avoid commitment to a rich ontology of objects, except that, by considering only standard formal systems, one could make do with a countable ontology which can play the role of linguistic expressions.
Mr Obama has one card left up his sleeve: he plans to campaign for re-election on a commitment to ensuring the rich pay more taxes when Mr Bush's tax cuts expire at the end of 2012.
What they both share, however, is a commitment to taxing the rich and protecting or expanding the civilian budget.
Door No. 2, should some Democrat even actually put something behind it, would no doubt feature a path to shoring up the income tax's commitment to taxing the rich progressively.
