Travel journalism doesn't exactly invite commitment, rather a string of burnt out flings that never last the long distance.
1. Invite Commitments to Specific Acts of Giving In Influence, psychologist Robert Cialdini reports extensive evidence that once people have chosen to give their time and energy to a cause, it becomes part of their identity, and they're more likely to do it again.
We haven't been invited or made a commitment.
Then last summer,Van Roestenberg invited West to the commitment ceremony they were beginning to plan.
After Goodell's wife pointed out an article about Kendrick-Holmes's military commitment, Goodell invited Kendrick-Holmes to watch a Giants' game from the sidelines.
He arrived weighing significantly more than his listed 230 pounds, which irked General Manager Brian Cashman and invited questions about his commitment.
In a symbolic gesture to demonstrate its commitment, North Korea invited foreign media on June 27 to witness the demolition of the cooling tower of its main nuclear reactor at Yongbyon.
According to the White House's report, law enforcement agencies "will be invited to make voluntary commitments" about developing or buying smart guns.
Tamara Hinton, a spokeswoman for House Agriculture Committee Chairman Frank D. Lucas (R-Okla). said he was invited but that "prior commitments in Oklahoma prevented him from attending".
After verbal commitment was received from the major political parties, they were all invited to publicly demonstrate their commitment.
