Most contemporary film stars are neither so loyal nor so committed to a consistent style.
Musicians can find that kind of unpredictability frustrating; during one rehearsal, a player tried to get her to commit to a consistent pacing of a ritardando in the "Pastorale," whereupon she jokingly said, "I have an issue with commitment".
Musicians can find that kind of unpredictability frustrating; during one rehearsal, a player tried to get her to commit to a consistent pacing of a ritardando in the "Pastorale," whereupon she jokingly said, "I have an issue with commitment". (When Alsop's appointment was announced, in 2005, much of the orchestra rose up in protest, telling the press that she was glib and imprecise.
Masur added: "The focus has been on helping Bernie understand the consequences of his actions and then assessing how serious he is about committing to a consistent effort to improve his behaviour.
Within a year of committing to a consistent practice, those pains had disappeared, the way I looked at the world around me shifted, and the sands of time began to slow down as they made their way though the hourglass of my life.
A record that identifies a person who has been adjudicated as a mental defective or committed to a mental institution, consistent with section 922(g)(4) of title 18 and whose record is not protected from disclosure to the Attorney General under any provision of State or Federal law.
Furthermore, he or she must be committed to a healthy lifestyle consistent with Powerplant's mission and values.
"The Welsh government is committed to providing a consistent legal framework to address this problem across Wales and this is why our recent consultation on fly grazing considered whether the existing legislation was fit for purpose and whether it could be amended to allow us to more effectively address this problem.
Firmly committed to an academic career?
