The caregivers are committed to acknowledge the spiritual needs and to facilitate the accomplishment of specific religious practices.
It's brilliant on many levels, foremost because it's the instant where the show fully crystalizes something that, all season, it had only been half-committed to acknowledging: Maeve is the moral center of the show, and its most interesting character. .
This point was confirmed to me during the last presidential campaign when a lobbyist from New York who was personally committed to Hillary Clinton acknowledged that the election of Barack Obama would be more professionally advantageous to him because Obama promised greater change.
Likewise, the CEOs of even the largest companies committed to climate action acknowledge the important role of governments (at city, state, national and international levels) to help them accelerate action.
That should not be interpreted as a sign that the Jets are committed to retaining Revis, since publicly acknowledging that they are considering trading Revis would dent their leverage.
Mr. Sobyanin's campaign manager, Lyudmila I. Shvetsova, said that the mayor, who himself last ran for office in 2001, was committed to holding a fair election, acknowledging the criticisms leveled against previous balloting.
President Barack Obama says he remains committed to climate action, but he acknowledges that fixing the U.S. economy has taken priority.
The country has publicly acknowledged and committed to reforming its abuses of labor on a scale few others have.
Even those committed to some reading of autonomy acknowledge that the majority of "contemporary accounts of autonomy see it as a form of independence" (O'Neill 2002a, 28).
Mr. Tweedy said: "It seems more romantic to acknowledge that you're committed to a mystery.
