This response might be irrational, since caring involves the commitment to do something, however remote the possibilities of success, to improve the cared-for's condition.
In his years of planning at CENTCOM, General Zinni concluded, according to a Clinton Administration official, that a prudent and successful invasion of Iraq would involve the commitment of two corps — at least six combat divisions, or approximately a hundred and fifty thousand soldiers — as well as the ability to fly bombing missions from nearby airfields.
It will involve the commitment of all faiths as well as people of no faith at all.
Often it is said that cosmopolitanism is meaningless without the context of a world-state or that cosmopolitanism necessarily involves the commitment to a world state.
This would involve the commitment of public funding--through the Departments of Housing and Urban Development, Interior, and Treasury--as well as private donations from individuals and in kind donations from corporations and local businesses.
This process appears to involve the commitment of the mammary stem cells to either a luminal (CK18+) or a myoepithelial (CK14+) differentiation pathway through a series of coordinated events that precede the ultimate loss of an ability to proliferate further.
The determination phase involves the commitment of a pluripotent or multipotent cell to adipocyte lineage.
The real challenge concerns the need for interactions between all databases, all journals, and all research data, and will involve the commitment of entire communities.
Chondrogenesis in the developing vertebrate limb consists of a highly coordinated and orchestrated series of events involving the commitment and differentiation of mesenchymal cells to mature chondrocytes.
Mentoring involves the commitment of time and specific efforts by a more experienced person to the development of a mutually beneficial, supportive and nurturing relationship with a less experienced person.
