Some hawkish Americans now think that was a mistake, but the administration is now committed to UN structures in a way that differs sharply from its earlier unilateralist rhetoric.
"We continue to look at cost structure and are committed to bringing cost structure down by the end of the year," Dykstra said.
Thus, the modal interpretation is not committed to actual mathematical structures; there is no commitment to their existence as objects or to any objects that happen to 'constitute' these structures.
In a recent interview, Governor McGreevey said he was committed to changing the structure of the university system to improve research and education, particularly in medicine and biotechnology.
Rather than cannibalize the parts and sell them for what Mr. Rubin called "decorator's fodder," he was committed to preserving the structure as an architectural entity.
Although it said it was committed to the new structure, Saks management would not rule out a spinoff in the future.
I tell Hines that, reading Looks and Smiles when it came out, Gary had been struck by Hines's description of the then new companies as appearing less solid, less committed to the social structure than the old steelworks and pits.
The problem was that the AFL was committed to a craft structure and, under its constitutional rules, lacked the means to compel member unions to cede jurisdictions they held over craft workers in the mass-production sector to the emerging industrial unions.
The disparity between the variation of the syntactic categories infants receive as input and produce as output is troublesome to associationism, insofar as associationism is committed to the learned structures (and the behaviors that follow from them) merely patterning what is given in experience.
However, as the campaign has progressed, Clinton's camp has refused to mirror Trump's tone, staying committed to its Premium structure and gaining cultural praise for doing so.
