His foreign-policy initiatives attempting to revive the Middle East's hope of peace, fighting newly-resurgent terrorism, coping with collapsing Russia are in desperate need of new commitment.
Transfer of unfunded work from secondary care is escalating… All of the full time partners are desperate to reduce their commitment…" (ID 366, age 50 59, male, principal).
And John Barrowman, pushing "Being Alive" (from "Company") to the edge of a sob, captured with an unmatched intensity the locked-in anguish and frustration of a commitment-phobe desperate to lose himself in a relationship but too fearful to let go.
"It's not that we don't need the money, we're desperate because of certain commitments and liabilities that we have," he said.
(Brantley) 'Radiance' (closes on Saturday) Set in 1955 with a detour back to 10 years earlier, Cusi Cram's play centers on an Air Force veteran desperate to bail on his commitment to appear on an episode of "This Is Your Life".
(Isherwood) 'Radiance Sett in 1955 with an extended detour back to 10 years earlier, Cusi Cram's guy-walks-into-a-bar play centers on an Air Force veteran desperate to bail on his commitment to appear on an episode of "This Is Your Life".
Myhrvold also caught Microsoft's attention: the company was desperate to keep I.B.M. from abandoning its commitment to Microsoft software.
"It wasn't a complete performance, obviously, and those that watched would've understood it was a torrid test with an opposition in the Springboks who were desperate and played with a lot of commitment and physicality.
You are beating yourself up for feeling desperate for attention and affection and a commitment that may never be forthcoming.
If you are desperate for your friend to commit to losing weight, resist the temptation to threaten by using "or else" statements or making your friendship or affection contingent on his or her commitment to losing weight.
