In both modes, active chairpersons, commitment by members, knowledge of and commitment to the theme areas, a busy, motivating environment and the anticipation of future involvement were also important to the effectiveness of the process.
Her deep knowledge of and commitment to Berkeley are invaluable, as is her distinguished administrative experience both here and at Smith College.
Applicants to STEP Secondary should demonstrate a strong knowledge of and commitment to the subject matter of their teaching specialization (i.e., Math, Science, English, History/Social Science, or World Languages).
"With many qualified Republicans to choose from with deep knowledge of, and commitment to, affordable housing solutions for the poorest families, and with the housing crisis reaching new heights across the country, Dr. Carson's nomination to serve as HUD Secretary is surprising and concerning," Diane Yentel, president of the National Low Income Housing Coalition, wrote in a statement.
(Specialist nurse, Centre B) Our participants gave accounts of an "ideal" model of care which demonstrate a clear knowledge of and commitment to Darzi's (2008) 18 elements of high quality care and key components of trauma provision.
With the current state of knowledge, the commitment of peaks and/or troughs of mammalian cell proliferation to two fixed points, low and/or high respectively, is evocative of a double-well control [26], [27] around two stable levels of growth, one minimum, one maximum.
Particular issues, this teacher said, included "poor subject knowledge and lack of commitment to the role".
And then there are the gate-keepers, the holy idiots who police performances with trainspotter obsessiveness and the diktat that only those who worship in these often publicly funded temples with the same knowledge and style of commitment as themselves are welcome.
The profitability of the design of synthetic DNA as a commodity – with or without patents on DNA – requires the mobilization of specialized knowledge and commitment of contributers.
By virtue of their common knowledge of this joint commitment, members of the plural subject regard themselves as "we".
This movement should be rooted in the development of sacred spaces, knowledge of our history, commitment to reforming if not eliminating structures that reinforce the social drivers of HIV in our communities. .
