Highly rational and committed to the idea of progress, he was haunted by darker dreams and more troubling emotions.
He carried those experiences with him to Harvard Law School, where he took courses on school issues taught by Christopher Edley Jr. "Barack became committed to the notion that progress in school reform can't come through volunteerism and professional aspiration alone," said Mr. Edley, now dean of the law school at the University of California, Berkeley.
1984: Historical portrait of a well-ordered and unified society committed to the cause of national progress.
He's not wrong, because Harold, whose actual political beliefs will always be a complex work in progress, is committed to the party only halfheartedly — and especially because, in a gut-wrenching twist of fate, it's Artie who ends up suffering for Harold's party membership.
This paper reviews most of the progress reported in the literature committed to the fabrication and optimization of SOFC anodes by wet impregnation for low temperature and/or hydrocarbon operation.
Dr. West says that he stands with those who represent the radical wing of the black freedom struggle, but for that wing to truly be radical it must also be committed to ensuring the progress of black people.
In the letter from the company's solicitors, Westfield said it wanted to reassure protesters that it was "committed to progressing the scheme" in the face of economically challenging conditions.
"NHGRI and the Human Genome Project are committed to catalyze progress in the ethical, legal, and social implications (ELSI) of genomic research," said Francis Collins, director of NHGRI and chair of the roundtable.
The government "remain committed to making progress" on changing the composition of the Lords, he stressed.
By realizing the tremendous value that can be gained from integrative omics, the scientific community is committed to making progress towards the implementation of efficient strategies for developing, applying and standardizing technologies and tools to improve our understanding of diseases.
