Parents described their continuous commitment to blood glucose monitoring, which included numerous blood glucose tests before, during and after activity and throughout the day in order to control blood glucose levels.
HEWs and CHPs both described in-depth their commitment to their communities; in the case of CHPs they were selected by communities, and appeared to feel a commitment to their communities, for example: " As lo n g as the community has trust in me, I am determi n ed to serve the community ho n estly a n d for free " (IDI, female CHP).
Seminary students on the tour will share their stories of deep engagement in the world and how it brought them to seminary; they will describe how they connect their commitment to engage in the world while attending school; and they will lift up their hope for finding full time work after they graduate that integrates their service passion and their vision for ministry.
Several donors described the habitual nature of their commitment to give regularly.
As their relationships with the big wireless companies have come under greater scrutiny, the small businesses have grown hesitant about describing both their intentions and their commitments to the bigger companies.
He also went on to describe a commitment to the Gulf Coast that would last years, and other BP officials repeated a version of that commitment afterward.
With opinion polls pointing to a Conservative victory, Labour's critics may describe the commitment to a 10p tax-varying power as "window dressing" since it might never be implemented.
On Page 162 of my new book, "My Foot Is Too Big for the Glass Slipper," I deployed the word submissive to describe my commitment to my husband and my kids.
Pacifism can be used to describe a commitment to nonviolence in one's personal life that might include the attempt to cultivate pacific virtues such as tolerance, patience, mercy, forgiveness, and love.
When he spoke to HuffPost, he used the word "obsessed" at least four times to describe his commitment to ensure Congress plays its intended constitutional role in matters of war and peace.
