He intends to shortly leave the Leytonstone comprehensive where they both teach, and Helen, with whom he dallies without making any serious commitment, to take up a post in a minor Essex public school.
"It takes a lot of hard work and commitment to take up such a big task of building schools in remote villages.
Democrats, however, said that they had made no firm commitments other than to take up Republican concerns during floor debate, where amendments on any controversial issue typically require 60 votes to be approved.
Time to wind down and consider his commitments and responsibilities; to take up rambling or home brewing or to sit around, getting fat, doing nothing much at all.
Along with a heavily expanded training program, and its existing Australian Army close support role, No. 77 Squadron's fleet support commitment was increased to take up the slack resulting from the diminution of the Royal Australian Navy's fixed-wing capability.
Despite attempts by a Franco-Swedish army to seize Linz and free Rupert, his release was ultimately negotiated through Leopold and the Empress Anna Maria; in exchange for a commitment never again to take up arms against the Emperor, Rupert would be released.
For readers worried how much of an impact the new series will have on Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire writing commitments, Captain Cosmos is not expected to take up large amounts of his time.
The club are undoubtedly relishing the 31-year-old's renaissance: this is a player who could alleviate the loss of Michael Essien and Frank Lampard to international commitments and injury respectively, a leader to take up the mantle in the absence of influential team-mates.
However, Mr Clarkson's staff told the MP he was unable to take up the offer due to filming commitments.
I urge us all to take up Obama's challenge and Huffington's call for personal commitment.
