It measures commitment to reduce hunger and undernutrition because they are not the same thing.
They also don't measure commitment to justice or the desire to practice in an essential underserved area of the law, or the interests and learning style best fitted to a particular school's strengths.
It is a crude way to measure commitment, but it is revealing to see that there are seven mentions of the word "inequality" in the Conservative manifesto, and not one in the Labour document; and while the word poverty is used 18 times by Labour and five times by the Liberal Democrats, the Conservative manifesto has 20 references.
Are there ways to measure commitment, i.e., is a village visit when you're staying in five-star luxury down the road enough?
The Kobasa Questionnaire [ 21, 22] was used to measure hardiness, subdivided into three subscales measuring commitment, control, and challenge.
An entire generation of Jews in Europe, in Israel, and, most of all, in the United States had measured its commitment to the postwar slogan "Never Again!" by its commitment to the liberation of the Soviet Jews in general, and Natan Sharansky in particular.
An entire generation of Jews — in Europe, in Israel, and, most of all, in the United States — had measured its commitment to the postwar slogan "Never Again!" by its commitment to the liberation of the Soviet Jews in general, and Natan Sharansky in particular.
Endogenous ZEB1 mRNA expression was measured throughout commitment and differentiation at the indicated time points (Figure 7D and E).
In one, Mike Ulster, a BP executive handling cleanup and damages, cites BP's commitment of billions of dollars to ecological and economic restoration and says, "People in the Gulf measure commitment by what's getting done".
One of the main approaches to measuring organisational commitment in health care professionals is the Organisational Commitment Questionnaire (OCQ), which is a 15 item questionnaire designed to describe global organisational commitment as a total commitment scale [ 43].
