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He and his wife, singer Cleo Laine, were celebrating their 80th birthdays at the time, with their usual run of high-profile concerts, educational commitments, and ceaseless globetrotting.
Other changes under consideration include allowing active-duty forces and reservists to switch back and forth more easily depending on family needs, educational commitments and other career choices.
Demanding that workers clear their day of any personal or educational commitments without rewarding them with pay is unfair, the state officials wrote in their letters.
I remembered that before she moved, she was particularly worried about her son, who was going through the transition into his teenage years and had some difficulty coping with his educational commitments.
Schools are essential in achieving health literacy in a population, and contribute to the achievement of public health goals in conjunction with their educational commitments [ 14].
With such a critically unemployable, albeit educated "workforce", it became clear that future educational commitment would certainly falter.
The challenge is one we fully embrace with this initiative: to discern true educational value from mere hype, and to deploy online technologies as effectively as possible in service of Penn's core educational commitment, which is first and foremost campus-based, hands-on, and highly interactive.
Starbucks' announcement today represents an expansion of the coffee giant's previously-announced educational commitment; the Seattle-based company has already (since June) been offering tuition coverage but until now has limited it to juniors and seniors.
Medical school is a huge financial obligation in addition to being an intensive educational commitment.
This will shorten the educational time commitment, thereby lengthening the time an individual has to actually master the skill on the job.
