"No other state has endorsed one city and made a monetary commitment.
Second, while Parkinson's law makes a prediction only about time commitment, we found that longer incidental deadlines increase monetary commitment.
She said that the charity cannot simply choose titles from publishers' lists, rather publishers have to financially support the printing of titles chosen with "a significant monetary commitment".
The deal locked the sponsors in at the same monetary commitment as the 2000 campaign, for a budget of about $25 million.
"There was this belief in Germany and other countries that if you set up a hard monetary commitment to price stability, you would scare unions and politicians into reforms," said Adam Posen, deputy director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.
In other words: if a sufficient number of random people tweet at and e-mail a Prime Minister asking for a monetary commitment to eradicating polio or increasing access to education for girls, then the Prime Minister might rise to the occasion, particularly if the alternative is to keep receiving e-mails and tweets.
Technical aid is defined as all forms of skills and expertise transfer that are void of monetary commitment to administrators.
You can think of One Jackson as something like a Kickstarter, except without the upfront monetary commitment, perhaps.
Measuring return on opportunity requires you to evaluate the opportunity that a specific marketing initiative presents versus the time and monetary commitment that effort requires.
The monetary commitment by Medicare is no different with this additional option than with the one we proposed with the Path to Prosperity.
A property owner doesn't have to stake any monetary commitment, but it does have to offer up between four or five spaces on average, plus around 200 to 600 square feet for Superchargers and equipment.
