Is the zeal for intervention matched by a commitment to bear the burden of helping the successor government -- for what could be many years?
The tax guarantee [Hague's stated commitment to lower the burden of taxes regardless of the state of the world economy in the next Parliament] will kill him.
Its latest summit produced a commitment to share the burden of funding the country's security forces until 2020. .
"This commitment to easing the burden of student loan repayment allows our graduates the flexibility to pursue a wide range of careers in nearly every corner of the globe," according to the program's website, "from advocating for homeless youth in New York City to working for death penalty reform in China".
We have a long-term commitment to shifting the burden of taxation off income and onto wealth and natural resources, but our short-term commitments are a muddle, taking 4p off income tax while introducing a 4p local income tax.
He restated his commitment to tackle the burden of regulation, a particular bugbear of executives.Mr Howard contrasted private-sector Britain, where people, he said, were struggling to make ends meet, with bureaucratic Britain, where money was no object.
Her dedication and commitment to the Agency, and to helping others, enhanced the growth of The Burden Center and enriched the lives of so many people.
Unfortunately, research ethics are commonly misunderstood to be synonymous with administrative burdens rather than understood as a commitment to the moral implications of research [ 9].
So, it is the nominalist's burden to show how to interpret mathematics without the commitment to the existence of mathematical objects.
Regarding Futenma, he reaffirmed the government's commitment to the May 28 agreement with the U.S. while promising (vaguely) to give attention to reducing Okinawa's base burdens.
