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He eventually dropped his ideas when the Obama administration signaled it was committed to bolstering the Karzai government.

Japanese manufacturers, seeking bigger market share, are committed to bolstering production of light trucks and S.U.V.'s in the North American market, Mr. Casesa said.

Since then, though, Wall Street has bounced back and Mr. Bernanke emphasized in testimony before Congress earlier this month that the central bank was committed to bolstering the economy, easing fears of an abrupt tapering.

Turkish officials have said in recent days that they view fleeing Islamic State fighters as a significant domestic threat and that they are committed to bolstering security along the long border with Syria and Iraq.

Both the United States and Russia are committed to bolstering unitary states in the Middle East.

Mr. Tisch, 54, said he remained committed to bolstering tourism on a national level.

For its part, Japan committed to bolster its security capabilities by creating a new American-style National Security Council, and said it would expand assistance to Southeast Asian countries to help them resist Chinese territorial claims.

Therefore, the real question is, Will the US commit to bolstering its civil service needs or continue to maintain the current trend toward increased military authority over foreign policy?

The Ethiopian government has promised to "refine" its land law to encourage long-term leases and strengthen the enforcement of commercial farm contracts; Malawi and Ghana have agreed to set aside thousands of hectares for commercial investment and Tanzania has committed itself to bolstering private investment in seeds.

It also committed resources to bolster internal controls, a measure that could appease regulators.

The team's pitching staff was one of the league's weakest last year, and the White Sox have committed $30 million to bolster the bullpen by adding Linebrink and Dotel as free agents.