At the heart of the argument, we propose, is a continued commitment to constructs but, as the figure shows, the construct is enmeshed with the task and its content attributes.
I am extremely pleased that the Presidency has stood by enlargement and the whole programme of enlargement, that there is a continued commitment to concrete negotiations' beginning as from 2002 and that we are aiming to admit the first new Member States in 2004.
One reason was a continued commitment to young players: Those under 25 constituted a far higher share of United's incoming transfers than of its competitors'.
Chopard's determination to remain independent is matched by a continuing commitment to the skills of traditional watchmaking.
And so, one thing that remains to be seen is whether, going forward, a continuing commitment — at least in principle — to the sort of ambitious social democratic reform goals that Sanders has articulated will remain the price of keeping this generation engaged in Democratic politics.
And as California's situation worsened, FERC's response was shaped by a continuing commitment to market forces with a minimum of government intervention--witness its April order allowing temporary price caps but only in narrowly defined emergencies.
First came the revelation that New Jersey's application had omitted a simple piece of data — the state's 2008-9 spending on education — that was required to show a continuing commitment to supporting schools.
However, what it means to be socially responsible, must be clarified, and from the definitions expressed already it can be seen that this embodies a continuing commitment by business to behave legally, ethically and philanthropically, while contributing to economic development globally.
Nevertheless, Banville is in one sense right: the story's openness has been accompanied by a formal conservatism, a continuing commitment to realism.
Both announcements were accompanied by corporate spin voicing a continuing commitment to quality journalism.
