There are (narrowly defined) commitments to negotiate, particularly on the question of the relationship between the WTO and international environmental agreements.
have announced more defined commitments to donate any political contributions Weinstein may have made to them.
The picture that emerges is of a well-informed group, with strong opinions and defined commitments to national issues, who are active primarily in local communities through volunteer work and financial support of organizations.
In "Commit to Win", she defines commitment as being psychologically invested in something and determined to stay with it at all cost.
No wonder George Osborne casually announced that the central aim of his fiscal policy since 2010 – eradicating the deficit – has now been indefinitely postponed, thereby breaking what had been the defining commitment of the Tories' manifesto at the last election, back in the Paleolithic era known as 2015.
Although Busan has gone a long way towards building up a common platform for traditional and emerging donors, some consider it has failed to define commitments, particularly for the platform's new members, delegating to a subsequent technical level the mundane issue of setting time-bound and measurable targets [ 36].
The concept of 'organizational loyalty', meanwhile, is herein defined as commitment to a workplace, the people in the workplace, and/or the work itself [ 33].
"This is my vision of the future Europe," Mr. Berlusconi said in an interview, suggesting that membership should be defined by commitment to democracy, global security and certain values, not traditional continental geography.
But the most potent symbol of the decline of the old order was the sale of The Los Angeles Times earlier this year to the Tribune Company of Chicago by its controlling shareholders, the Chandler family, which once defined civic commitment but has now all but vanished.
The irreducible minimum on which feminist ethics stands is what Alison Jaggar defined as commitment to the ideas that "the subordination of women is morally wrong and that the moral experience of women is worthy of respect" (Jaggar 1991: 95).
