Everett confesses to borrowing trinkets compulsively during a "magpie" phase and his comic writing also glitters with stylistic gems swiped from his heroes – Wilde, Waugh, Greene, Mitford and Coward – but the actor also has his own, committed way of seeing around the conventional expectations of a scene.
Bonds, in particular found this attitude hard to understand compared to his own committed, never-say-die approach; providing for Bonds' further evidence of the decay in the modern game and modern player.
Without the long-term commitment that Apple has invested in creating its own tribe of committed users, the marketing and retail power of Apple cannot be matched.
That my own committed defence of the right of all persons to enjoy whatever mutually consenting activity makes them happy equals also my individual right to be sexually boring is often forgotten for a howling delight in a groupthink practice I can only describe as vanilla-shaming.
The EU has pledged - and according to its own analysis, largely committed - 7.2bn euros ($9.3bn) over the period 2010-12 as its share of the "fast-start finance" package agreed at the UN summit in Copenhagen in 2009.
Using its own and donor committed funds, FAO rapidly fielded expertise to assess the damage and losses to agriculture and fisheries and to assist the governments in the planning and coordination of emergency responses in these sectors.
Meanwhile, Kozmo.com, Urbanfetch's archrival and potential merger partner, said it remained committed to its own movie rental business, which it said was profitable.
To its credit, when it made its own mistakes in Boston, it admitted it, apologized, said what had gone wrong, and committed to doing its best to avoid the problem in the future.
I cannot say that the Court of Appeals misconstrued its own Rules * or committed palpable error in refusing to consider the question or unceremoniously and improperly reached for a constitutional question which it should have sought to avoid.
