Sentence examples for commitments acquired from inspiring English sources
This would be less serious if one had a notion of belief in which one already, in some sense, believed all of the inferential commitments of one's explicit beliefs (Brandom 1994), though it would still have the consequence of an invalid inference changing the meanings of the terms involved because of the new commitments acquired.
Similarly, the mutual-help including reasoned solidarity-oriented behavior that is adopted by a group of elderly individuals who share like problems and whose members are aware of the advantages and commitments acquired on accepting voluntarily to form part of the group.
The time is now for the city to honor its commitment, acquire the Windemere, rehabilitate it for ownership by a nonprofit group and preserve this landmark-worthy building.
The gestalt set of past commitments and acquired inclinations to choose and interpret paths is another component of our situation or location in a complex web of dàos.
These commitments have acquired a moral force that has been reinforced by colleges' market interests". Well, one can only hope that's the case, that higher education actively and daily works to bend the arc of history toward justice.
This was stated by various publications by E. Donoso which showed that the commitment Chile acquired by assuming the 5th Millennium Development Goal by reducing maternal mortality to 75% in 2015 (reaching the rate of 9.9/100,000 births alive) has been impossible to fulfill because of age 4 6 factor and, besides, mortality was concentrated in this group of mothers.
Reflecting this, the financial statements reveal that the team has "commitments under operating leases" and "commitments to acquire services". The former cost the team $24.7 million last year whilst the latter came to $36.5 million.
To secure approval, the city made commitments to acquire a building and produce at least 120 single-room-occupancy units.
But usually loyalty can be extended to consciously acquired commitments, as we choose to associate with particular people, groups, and institutions.
"Not a general political commitment to increase expenditure, but a genuine precise, timed commitment to acquire the missing capability.
