Sentence examples for imperfect commitment from inspiring English sources

Contracting with imperfect commitment and the revelation principle: the single agent case.

3 For a treatment of marital decisions with imperfect commitment, see [Lundberg and Pollak (2003)].

But a hallmark of the agency from the beginning has been a commitment, imperfect but vital, to doing business on the up-and-up.

Shakespeare's response to this is to suggest two tiers of data release: get stuff out quickly and imperfectly, and then for core datasets (defining core datasets is left to the government), work on getting them improved to top quality: [T]he perfect should not be the enemy of the good: a simultaneous 'publish early even if imperfect' imperative AND a commitment to a 'high quality core'.

And his advisers argue that achieving even an imperfect constitution will prove his commitment to the democratic rule of law and restore his credibility.

"[R]ecent administrations have understood that the public relies on troop levels as an imperfect marker of American strategy, commitment, and even success," the authors wrote.

Developing countries accepted that imperfect deal in return for commitments by the United States and Europe to accept dispute rulings and constraints on their unilateral trade actions.Third, The Economist underestimates the problems with the WTO's dispute-settlement understanding (DSU) and its impact on support for a new round.

Loving unconditionally is a commitment to love an imperfect person.

Corporate commitment to this formalized system was imperfect, however, and broke down disastrously in the early years of the Great Depression.

Though imperfect, this approach mirrors somewhat the Center for Global Development's commitment to development index, making the point strongly that non-aid actions are as important as aid, if not more so.

Our retreat over, we commence our advance, reaffirming our commitment to participating fully in this imperfect, troubled world in the inspired hope of making it just a little more habitable each day.