The whole process threatened to expose the health secretary as a man committed to subjecting himself to a series of unpleasant experiences.
It recommended that "all governments should commit to subjecting all public infrastructure investment proposals above $50m to rigorous cost benefit analyses that are publicly released and made available for due diligence by bidders.
After Florentine has committed to a subject, the company sends out proposals to seduce funders.
The artists are committed to the subject of their paintings and to the belt of misery surrounding and in New York City".
It's likely that admission tutors will want to see evidence that you're committed to your subject - setting up a blog, building a social media presence or developing a portfolio could help your application stand out.
There were a lot of ethical questions committed to this subject.
She was a bit too committed to these subjects, as it turned out; in the 1920's public taste took a mindless turn and her films ceased to draw crowds.
It's the ultimate challenge: write to your prospective university proving that you're 100% committed to your chosen subject, capable of studying it at degree level – and that you should be chosen above other candidates.
Patients were required to have a carer who was able and committed to assisting the subject to comply with medication intake and the trial protocol, and who was willing to provide the information required at assessment interviews.
Presumably the film-makers didn't approach their subjects in the expectation of it all going pear-shaped, but if you've committed to filming and your subject clearly is not going to be the star of the tournament, you've got to come up with something.
But the metasemantic approach is not committed to relying on the subject's epistemic judgments to fill in 2D matrices: it's the theorist who must be able to assign horizontal intensions to the subject's words and thoughts on the basis of the totality of empirical facts about her.
