According to Counts, John Doerr declared that everyone should commit no less than 0.1percentnt of his net worth.
For the sentence appears to be ontologically committed to children no less than to parents; but children do not need to be taken to be values of the variable in order for the sentence to be true (assuming, that is, that it is possible for a parent not also to be a child).
Other ageist stereotypes abound: that older workers are less productive, less dependable, less committed, less teachable, and less creative, to name only a few.
His chief failures stem from incompetent execution.What is required when Mr Bush's term ends is a president no less committed to the exercise of American power when it is necessary, and no less willing to rise to external threats.
This means families across these areas were committing less crime, experiencing less domestic violence, using fewer emergency health services, and needed less supervision and support from social workers.
By 2000, the U.S. and Russia, which had also accumulated tons of excess plutonium, entered into a Management and Disposition of Plutonium Agreement PMDA with each country accepting International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) monitoring and committing to convert no less than 34 metric tons of plutonium, also known as nuclear fodder for terrorists.
Alongside that, 50% of acquisitive crime is committed by less than 0.2% of the population.
And the key lawmakers in a Republican Congress say they are committed to less regulation.
A venial sin usually involves a less important matter and is committed with less self-awareness of wrongdoing.
Those who have committed two less serious felonies are not subject to the law when they commit a third felony.
