In its simplest description, monism designates a commitment to one model to which all other evidence and interpretations must be subordinated [ 38, 39].
To the degree to which multiculturalism did not represent the study of the languages and texts of other cultures but represented a species of political commitment to designated deprived cultural groups, it would entail, for Hook, an unjustified metamorphosis of the university from a community of free inquiry into a community of political faith and advocacy.
Eleven percent of new gifts and commitments were designated for facilities.
But some of the provisions use the words "calls upon" which designates a political commitment compared to "decides" or "demands" which requires mandatory compliance by all 192 member states.
Shouldn't it involve commitment to your designated mental health provider?
The new plans included parking concessions and a commitment that areas designated for child care, office space and retail would not be converted to workout space.
He was signed to play for the Club whilst Murali Kartik, Middlesex's designated overseas player, fulfilled his commitments at the Indian Premier League.
The nursery has a garden, a computer room, an outdoor play area and a designated quiet area, and stresses a commitment to healthy eating.
Further, Garfield Community Center, located in Seattle's Central District, will be the designated beneficiary of the two organizations' commitment to community involvement.
However, we can interpret truth values not in an aletheic sense but in an epistemic sense: truth values (or designated values) express epistemic or doxastic commitments.
However, according to, Chan (2014) even designated trainers sometimes lack personal engagement and commitment to guiding apprentices, which can lead to apprentices disengaging from their work.
