Service users stated that their relationship to pain and pain management had changed, especially those who were more committed to practising the techniques regularly.
Before that I was committed to my bedroom, practising night in, night out.
Perhaps German artists were too committed to beer-swilling reality to practise abstraction.
Sport brings together many people in organisations and clubs, where they are committed to cultural networks and practise democratic responsibility.
Importantly, all of the Editors of BiO are practising scientists and are committed to establishing a strong sense of community with our authors and readers, as has been the case with the other Company journals.
Whilst a majority of doctors (86.6 ± 1.5%%, 1448 out of 1673) were committed to EBP, a minority of doctors (18.7 ± 1.7 %, 313 out of 1670) found it difficult to practise.
As a result, eight individuals were committed to Lancaster Assizes, three of whom – Jane Southworth, Jennet Bierley, and Ellen Bierley – were accused of practising witchcraft on Grace Sowerbutts, Jennet's granddaughter and Ellen's niece.
Third, the fact that many of those teaching, researching and practising global health across the world – including the authors of this paper – are committed to global health equity and reduction of global health disparities, does not mean that those who do not share these values are not teaching or practising global health: to suggest so would be absurd.
He's committed to nothing less than a trade war with China, unless the Communist regime stops manipulating their currency—a practise that Beijing has, at least according to most experts, already ended.
"You committed to something.
