But it is committed to a rule of "no censorship" — previously Reddit's attitude, but one that it has moved away from as it has attempted to reduce the harassment and abuse on the site.
"No one is looking to confront or contain China, but the US and India are committed to a rules-based system, so, for example, if there are maritime disputes we want them resolved peacefully in line with the law".
Since 2006, students have lived together in homes where they commit to a rule of life.
But Khan is committed to a "50% rule".
A few short days ago, Kathleen Sebelius, the Health and Human Services secretary, seemed committed to a new rule requiring health plans to cover birth control, without a deductible or co-pay.
Again, we could distinguish among the different possible objects of commitment, since there is nothing to rule out being committed to a question or to an imperative.
That statement is vague on purpose – it gives Apple the ability to make judgement calls on individual apps, without having to commit to a hard rule in terms of when the app was last updated.
It's clear that Chewing Gum's main goal is to remain deliriously weird, honest, and charming (and to commit to a Ja Rule-heavy soundtrack) throughout its run.
Bayesian models of causal induction do not commit to a specific integration rule, but most formal versions of these models have favored the noisy-OR rule over the linear one (Griffiths & Tenenbaum, 2005, 2009).
Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP, refused to commit to a plan to rule out such a vote for the near future.
And however cautious their higher education levels may make boomers about committing to a charity, the general rule has been that the more education people have, the more they are likely to donate.
