Such a relation can certainly be more than merely dyadic (an influence-based relationship between two people) as the one-caring and the cared-for may come to exhibit reciprocal commitment to each other's well-being.
Nevertheless, Leibniz's Law appears to be crucial to our understanding of identity, and, more particularly, to our understanding of distinctness: we exhibit our commitment to it whenever we infer from "Fa" and "Not-Fb" that a is not identical with b.
Therefore, from the perspective of social exchange theory, nurses who have high organizational trust in their hospitals are likely to exhibit affective commitment.
Doris was a special person who, along with Bill, exhibited deep commitment to humanitarian, Jewish and community causes.
In calm, precise prose, he exhibited a commitment to patience: And now a description of this noble palace...
In calm, precise prose, he exhibited a commitment to patience: And now a description of this noble palace..
In 2004, he released six wildly different records, exhibiting a commitment to his craft that made other musicians look positively workshy.
In its report on the department, the transition team wrote that the department showed at least one sign of having entered the fourth stage, exhibiting a commitment to "keep corruption out of the newspapers at any cost".
Chatton did not think they could, at least in most cases, and his Principle exhibits this commitment in version (2) above; the only way to add to an ontological snapshot is to add things (res) to the picture.
Exhibiting a commitment to work through long hours and visible stress has been cherished and admired by our society for far too long.
