Applicants to STEP Secondary should demonstrate a strong knowledge of and commitment to the subject matter of their teaching specialization (i.e., Math, Science, English, History/Social Science, or World Languages).
Although no one was hurt, Lyon wrote that it does not dismiss the seriousness of the incident or her commitment to investigate the matter and take the most appropriate action.
It should be noted, therefore, that underlying More's argumentation is a commitment to the belief that matter is essentially passive (capable only of inertial motions), and that only immaterial entities are active.
"Throughout the campaign, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to the issues that matter to working people, and our members have taken notice.
Commissioner Roger Goodell said Tuesday's summit, which included sessions on helmet design, standardized neuropsychological testing of players and an upcoming N.F.L. study on retired players, was unrelated to the spate of recent news reports and evolved solely out of the league's 14-year commitment to studying the matter.
In other situations, Hawkins would have been reprimanded and asked to reaffirm her commitment to the college, and the matter would have ended.
Some in Washington are said to be hopeful that, free of its EU obligations, the UK might offer an even greater commitment to the US on security matters.
That prize goes to Hillary Clinton, whose long-term commitment to the radical cause remains a matter of heated dispute.
Those of us in the research community need to redouble our commitment to the highest ethical standards, no matter where the research is conducted, and sponsoring agencies need to enforce those standards, not undercut them.
To do otherwise would not only demean the memory of all those heroes and heroines who were murdered on Aug. 7, 1998, but would also be an abdication of our nation's commitment to the rule of law, a matter that Ms. Stern believes is "our most powerful weapon against terrorists".
