They have further highlighted that apart from human capital resources, the growth of an enterprise can be predicted on the basis of commitment of the person starting a new enterprise.
"This question must be considered on the basis of clear commitments, for example, on access to the Chinese market, public procurement, protection of intellectual property and even the exchange rate," Mr. De Gucht told the French daily Le Monde.
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Like Gilbert, he constructs a collective subject on the basis of joint commitments and then applies it to the notion of collective responsibility.
Everything is made more complicated by the fact that Britain bases its calculations on the payments it has to make, whilst others work on the basis of spending commitments - that is, maximum ceilings.
Many defined themselves in part on the basis of religious commitments, political ideologies, professional activities, family relations or other identity considerations.
The public had not made it, and the Congress had not made it... Earlier, on the basis of a "commitment" made by the executive branch alone, the U.S. spent 150 billion dollars & more than 55,000 lives.
First, how about specified term limits for ministers so they are appointed on the basis of a commitment by No 10 and the minister that the latter will do the job for a specified period (not usually less than two years) unless there is a good policy or performance reason to move them.
More strongly, it seems that Christian theism is committed to a belief in a finitely old universe primarily on the basis of its commitment to the accuracy of Biblical accounts of creation.
