A virtue of pension reform is that it replaces the opaque world of pay-as-you-go pension financing with one in which commitments are clear and explicit.
In his 1981 book "Pursuits of Happiness," Stanley Cavell wrote about "comedies of remarriage," movies in which marital commitment is threatened but ultimately reaffirmed.
By helping the Galaxy rally for a 3-1 victoverover the Houston Dynamo on Saturday, Beckham capped his Galaxy career, in which his commitment to the team was at times questioned, with a second consecutive M.L.S. Cup.
Judge William presents marriage as the scene of this transformation, in which, through commitment, the self acquires temporal continuity and, following Hegel, the sensuous is raised to the level of spirit.
After a troubling season in which his commitment was questioned by some teammates and his coach, Van Horn emerged as a force in the playoffs for the Nets, scoring 27 points in a critical victory in Game 5 over Indiana in the first round.
We recognize that for an urban resilient reality, adaptation approach needs to be combined with urban approaches accordingly to urban typologies, but within a more ethical context in which engagement, commitment, and education are also involved.
A 2012 report by Engage for Success, for example, suggested the physical work environment and the buildings where employees work create the basis in which 'employee commitment' begins.
Unlike the nebulous claims made for the national security imperative of embracing the "dark side", here is a case based on actual facts; a case in which a commitment to human rights for all trumped fear-mongering and prejudice, with an end result that has struck a major blow against violent extremism.
