The United States and its allies must recognize their common fate as the natural defenders of the society of states of consent, while the United States and the European Union should form a new G2, committed to a post-Westphalian notion of sovereignty, yet assuring that their overseas interventions are governed by a new instrument of international law.
A.G.S.: We're committed to a really old-fashioned notion.
Recently canceled by MTV because of poor ratings, this was a drama so frankly committed to the notion of a single extracurricular activity that the Parents Television Council called for a federal investigation into the possibility that the series had violated child-pornography laws.
"American religion is firmly committed to the notion of a gracious rather than a punitive God," Andrew Greeley wrote.
There are many common contributing factors to the confusion: Students are often "mentally committed to the notion that a number can be represented in one and only one way by a decimal".
Then in recognition we were attacked not for a wrong we had done, but for who we are -- a nation united in a kinship of ideals, committed to the notion that the people are sovereign, not governments, not armies, not a pitiless theocracy, not kings, mullahs or tyrants, but the people.
A society committed to the notion that government is always bad will have bad government.
Partch was committed to the notion of corporeality, a fusion of music and human performance.
Such is the challenge that Dr. Browne seems destined to face repeatedly as director of the laboratory: Is it a place committed to the notion of destroying or creating?
"My dad would've loved the Web site," Scotty maintains, committed to the notion that Bob Crane was a sexual rebel who would have delighted in inspiring followers.
However, in an organization like Honda, who are a formidable powerhouse, they are so committed to the notion that racing really does improve them.
