To slay his own political Cerberus without savaging social programs will take a similar measure of commitment, political wiliness and courage.
It has lost some of its resonance in a post-civil rights world, but it remains an unspoken measure of commitment to uplifting the race.
He wasn't naïve and was prepared to account for his own actions in war, yet he also knew that being an officer would require a different measure of commitment and an acceptance of responsibility for other lives.
Today, the majority of sovereign states can be described as "democracies" because they possess elected political leadership and some measure of commitment to the protection and promotion of individual rights and equality under law.
Nato officials insist size is not the only measure of commitment, but capability too.
For Berlin, the measure of commitment to European security is not the willingness to deploy military force but the maintenance of a full appreciation of the balance of forces.
(The nickname Shane comes from my mother, an endearment that doubles as a small act of assimilation to her new American home). Isn't transparency the measure of commitment?
To assess motivation to continue volunteering, we initially used "intent to continue" volunteering as the key measure of commitment to service.
However, our analysis indicates that this form of committed CAM use may still vary greatly both with regard to number and type of therapies used; consequently neither number nor type of CAM therapy is a suitable single measure of commitment.
