From the perspective of theology or faith, the criticism of the world of which the Christian community itself is a part is the exercise of its commitment to Jesus Christ.
Obligation in this second sense describes a normative relationship between two or more parties, one that can be created via a suitable act of will; for example, by what Gilbert calls an exercise of joint commitment.
General Horst said that training exercises were "a sign of commitment to presence, a sign of commitment of resources, and a sign of commitment in building partner capability and partner capacity".
To read an in-depth and immersive article or essay or biography or novel is an act of commitment, an exercise in patience.
"If people are really going to manage their diabetes well during exercise that takes a lot of commitment in terms of what we may ask people to do.
Also, it was acknowledged that the effective implementation of guidelines was dependent on there being commitment from the child and family: "If people are really going to manage their diabetes well during exercise that takes a lot of commitment in terms of what we may ask people to do.
If weekly exercise during pregnancy is proven to be sufficient to provide a health benefit then we would argue that more women are likely to engage in this lower level of commitment to antenatal exercise.
Joint commitments inform all manner of mutual arrangements, including but not limited to explicit agreements and promises a commitment composed of (at least) two personal commitments, which are in turn commitments undertaken by 'an exercise of the will' (see, e.g., Gilbert 2013).
Read in this key, between designing and designing oneself a relation is configured by means of which the first process is developed and becomes manifest through the second, which, in turn, grows and progresses thanks also to the internal resources acquired and enriched by commitment to the exercise of the art of designing however understood.
But it added that it "regrets to see in some points of the concluding observations an attempt to interfere with Catholic Church teaching on the dignity of human person and in the exercise of religious freedom" and "reiterates its commitment to defending and protecting the rights of the child... according to the moral and religious values offered by Catholic doctrine".
Gyrotonics requires a degree of commitment, yet it's a relatively solitary form of exercise.
