"Here in the Southern Caucasus we have seen a general commitment to unite terrorist forces to make a bid for state power.
To her mind, the link is too weak; though she accepts Sher's claim that the belief-desire pair is essentially implicated in one's general commitment to morality, she does not think he has adequately shown that the characteristic dispositions are implicated in the same way.
The question on whether and how to include biological sinks and sources in an accounting system was intensively discussed during the Third Conference of the Parties (COP3) to the UNFCCC in Kyoto in 1997 after the general commitments were set for other sectors.
In general, commitments to abstracta are concomitant with certain commitments to concreta, and inseparable from them, regardless of our ways of conceptualizing.[47] Carnap was a deflationist about traditional ontological disputes, such as whether numbers exist, or physical objects exist.
"Not a general political commitment to increase expenditure, but a genuine precise, timed commitment to acquire the missing capability.
This short set of guidelines reflects four central requirements in accordance with BioMed Central's general commitment to full and transparent reporting, and with the principles set out by the NIH.
General commitment and enthusiasm in the different local government sectors and in health care were still emphasized as prerequisites for sustainability.
One of the most high-profile, so far, is the United Seniors Association, a conservative group that is running a six-week $4.6 million television campaign on behalf of the Republican effort -- and the Bush administration's general commitment to the elderly -- in 18 Congressional districts.
Converging stories reflected in these analyses show that overall initial commitment to circumcision and PREP is low in a general Indian truck-driver population.
Most of the declarations and agreements came in the form of general commitments with no dollar figures attached.
