Proof that AT&T never completed the commitments can best be seen by these next statements where AT&T claims that if the AT&T-DirecTV merger is completed, AT&T, only then, will have 70 million locations covered (but they still won't have covered their original territories of 77 million 'locations' as told by the US Census and FCC data).
Moreover, we found that the synthesis of a four nucleotide RNA was necessary and sufficient to rapidly complete the escape commitment step of transcription at the IL-2 promoter.
As the first survey was expected to take approximately 1 hour to complete, the time commitment required for the first round questionnaire may have deterred panellists from participation in subsequent rounds.
As the first survey was expected to take approximately 45 minutes to complete, the time commitment required for the first round questionnaire may have deterred panellists from participation in subsequent rounds.
Writing things down helps you commit to the item, and scheduling a block of time to complete the activity furthers this commitment.
To assist with participant retention, participants will be provided with a $100 shoe voucher if they successfully complete the 26-week study commitment.
Finally, although all the CR patients completed the program, the commitment they made to the therapy was not assessed.
The report concludes that the sewage-plant modernization program is "grossly behind schedule" and has not progressed beyond preliminary planning, making it nearly impossible for the city to fulfill its commitment to complete the work by May 2002.
Perhaps no one other than Fanni would have had the stubborn commitment to complete the edition: when the publishers got her typescript, but told her that unless the romance was in camera-ready form they could not contemplate it, she taught herself to word-process and produced – perhaps to their dismay – thousands of perfectly accurate pages.
Thanks to The New York Times for its longstanding editorial support of ridding the Hudson River of PCBs discharged by General Electric, including your Dec. 28 editorial "A Great Day for the River," recognizing the benefits of G.E.'s long-overdue commitment to complete the project.
