He is committed to the questions that "salt and preserve life".
Christine Anagnos, executive director of the museum directors association, said its members were committed "to resolving questions about the status of objects in their custody".
Since announcing his presidential bid, McAfee has committed to answering questions about what he has called his "checkered" personal history in interviews.
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.
He was not really an idealist by nature, but he was strangely committed to the question of democracy and human rights".
One of her frequent refrains is how little we know, suggesting that this is a flaw of the science as opposed to a natural consequence of the relatively slow pace of discovery resulting from only a small cadre of scientists being focused on and committed to the question at hand.
The company website says, "The public and our neighbours in particular may have questions about how our activities affect their environment and we are committed to answer those questions".
Residents, including local politicians, are committed to rebuilding, but questions remain about what Fort McMurray will be.
But he also said that while his campaign is committed to asking hard questions and demanding answers, "we're going to do so not in destructive bickering or in personal attacks, but in the highest traditions of democratic dialogue".
Governors should be committed to asking challenging questions, should develop good relationships based on trust and should know their school, its staff, pupils and local community.
They are thus committed to answer all questions concerning mobility, whether these concern entry conditions, finding the right research group, or family issues such as day-care centres and job opportunities for spouses.
