His subsequent commitment to that feeling has, he fears, often been at the expense of building a life off camera and off stage.
Even within the most rarefied chambers of the American academy, scholars disagree about this phase of Franklin's career, in part because the political context in both Philadelphia and London is so tangled, in part because Franklin's allegiance to the British Empire does not fit comfortably with his subsequent commitment to independence.
It uncovers a little-known body of visionary work that anticipated the artists' subsequent commitment to architecture and their realization of various "sites of reversible destiny," including Ubiquitous Site-Nagi's Ryoanji (1994, Okayama, Japan); Yoro Park (1995, Gifu, Japan); Reversible Destiny Lofts Mitaka (2005, Tokyo, Japan); and Bioscleave House (2008, East Hampton, New York).
The government's commitment to reform, and the subsequent easing of most Western sanctions, has begun to pay dividends.
Government sources said the subsequent commitment to cap costs would be honoured, but no more details would be released at this stage.
But Galliano stuck closely to his talking points, the ones we've heard from other sources over the past few years: the pressure of creating multiple collections a year, his spiraling addiction, his subsequent commitment to getting sober and his new relationship with the Anti-Defamation League.
Once the program has been launched, the time commitment to maintain it in subsequent years is greatly reduced.
These motivations, or mix of motivations, are central to both the initial act of volunteering and subsequent commitment to sustained service [ 26].
The qualitative jump from healthy ageing to Alzheimer's disease appears to be the neuronal commitment to DNA replication and subsequent entry into the G2 phase (reviewed in [ 7]).
