After an election in which the party will have lost perhaps half of its seats, his ability to push through such a deal may be limited, especially if it involves committing to a referendum that horrifies many of his activists.Perhaps it is a pinch of demob-happiness, then, that explains the Lib Dem leader's cheer of late.
Musically that means choosing sophisticated pop-jazz narratives that adhere to a rigid structure and bowing down to the masters: Gershwin, Ellington, Berlin et al. Lyrically it involves committing to songs that profess a bedrock belief that things last, including passionate love.
It was an appalling mistake, first of all, because it involved committing the country to a war of choice, for which there was no real rationale, only an angry impulse to lash out to avenge the twin towers without paying heed to the distinction between militant Islamism and secular Ba'athism.
And whereas the treaties foresaw granting the ECB supervisory powers, they have no explicit provisions for a European body to deal with bust banks, especially one that involves committing taxpayers' money.
If instead the rationale is that consent to an impersonator involves committing an act of adultery, i.e., an act different in kind to that consented to, then although the two situations are obviously very similar, the analogy will fail.
The role, carried out primarily by family members, involves committing significant amounts of time and energy over months or years, and requires the performance of tasks that may be physically, emotionally, socially, and financially demanding [ 5].
In sum, it is involved, committed, passionate – but also passionately committed to accuracy and fairness.
His last show, 100 Minor Acts of Dissent, involved committing the titular dissenting acts under the Damoclean sword of having to pay £1,000 to Ukip if he failed.
Taking this leap – which would involve committing to planning and funding housing programmes spanning three decades or longer – would not banish the spectre of privatisation (think on the fate of our railways).
Ahead of his main speech to the party's annual conference in Liverpool, due just after midday on Monday, McDonnell said his plan involved committing large sums of government investment to help transform the economy.
Some lawmakers and critics are concerned that a further sharp erosion in housing prices could lead to more foreclosures than Fannie and Freddie could absorb without a large investment or loan from the government, which would involve committing taxpayer funds.
