But not too long commitment-wise, O.K.? I may have to overpay for such a limited time".
"I'm very, very happy with the display of everybody, commitment-wise, effort-wise, concentration-wise". "To be fair, I haven't seen it.
It's a lot to take on, both commitment-wise and emotionally.
He was awarded an honorary doctorate in appreciation of his sustained commitment and wise counsel.
"The challenges we faced demanded more of Christy than any of her predecessors, and I greatly valued and appreciated her skill, commitment and wise counsel.
Chuck was a gentleman of generous commitment and wise counsel, with over four decades as a volunteer, including as our Chairman of the Board 198286.
We're not asking for a huge commitment time wise, but we'd like to have some younger, tech savvy input as the project continues to develop over time".
Locking him up might be a wise commitment to the future, but it reduces the chances of retaining Buehrle.
He says he wants to affirm his commitment to Britain a wise move for a man who hopes to be prime minister some day.
Unlike bound variables, singular terms sometimes do and sometimes do not carry ontological commitment: 'Socrates is wise' presumably does; but 'Pegasus does not exist' presumably does not.
