A PGMOL statement said: "PGMOL is committed to constructive dialogue and communication with clubs, managers and players.
In a statement it said: "We are committed to constructive, ongoing talks with our unions about the future of the plan after March 2018".
"Canada is committed to constructive engagement with China on human rights, which is a core component of our governance cooperation with China," Francois Lasalle, deputy director, media relations division, said in an email.
"I think a modern Confucian perspective could accept a gay relationship if it was committed and constructive of lasting family bonds," Crane wrote on his blog The Useless Tree.
So, for instance, talk of observability might commit the constructive empiricist to belief in the existence of possible worlds, a commitment that an empiricist would prefer not to make.
In embracing stewardship principles, asset managers and investors will develop an understanding of a company's governance and long-term business strategy, and commit to constructive dialogue as the primary means for addressing subpar strategies or operations.
This event is a partnership between Stanford's Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law and The Atlantic Council, a DC-based think-tank committed to promoting constructive leadership and engagement in international affairs.
Certainly, if this recommendation is enacted, it will seem but a short step for some couples, between meeting, staying over, and bouncing on the beds at Ikea, and finding themselves on intimate terms, like so many wretched divorcees before them, with a member of Resolution, "committed to the constructive resolution of family disputes".
In a statement to the Guardian, a spokesperson for the company said: "Chevron is committed to building constructive and positive relationships with the communities where we operate and we will continue our dialogue with the public, local communities and authorities on our projects".
Perhaps thinking your partner is the absolute shizzle makes you more likely to be committed and more constructive in dealing with him or her.
