The more I looked, the more I found that yoga, at least in America, was a lot like the fashionista universe -- committed to a pecking order among gurus, an "in" crowd of devotees, and a finely calibrated list of dos and don'ts.
This early in the spring, Dodgers Manager Don Mattingly hasn't committed to a batting order, but he put a veteran lineup on the field Monday against the San Francisco Giants that had Kendrick batting fifth.
So, for instance, Hacking has argued that we should really be committed to a second-order formulation of set theory and that Putnam's key theorem doesn't apply to such formulations (Hacking 1983).
They had Houser committed to an institution, though the protective order was reportedly lifted the next year.
In crime, he seemed committed to a law-and-order philosophy, leaving reform to parliament.
Theoretically, the leadership of the movement says they are committed to a "protracted armed struggle" in order to seize power from the state.
According to an unnamed Labour official, this plan will mark out "clear territory" from the Conservatives, as Labour alone is committed to a big state approach in order to fund and foster this "bottom-up" revolution.
Pebble didn't have to run a separate campaign for the second-generation Steel, and those who had already committed to a Time could upgrade their order without losing their spot in line.
You will therefore be committed to a work of law and order through government".
Campaign goals and successes were announced between artists: the Netherlands committed three hundred and fifty million dollars to improve sanitation globally; U.P.S., Walmart, and Johnson & Johnson committed to a hundred million each in purchase orders from female-owned businesses.
