Begich: No Sullivan: Would consider the possibility of troop commitments in certain situations.
There is surely the possibility of domestic commitments being ignored by future leaders, but note that this concern is not unique to the portfolio approach.
Now, according to people close to the talks, officials are discussing the possibility of increasing that commitment, possibly to $400 billion for each company, by year-end, after which the Treasury would need Congressional approval to extend it.
And does the albatross, always so loyal to its single long-term partner, raise the possibility of "love" and "commitment" that matches people's own marital lives?
So, while the moral law's authority is not here made contingent on the possibility of HGi, our commitment to the law is.
Inspired by the possibility of the uninhibited, commitment-free "zipless f*ck," as described in Erica Jong's 1973 bestseller, "Fear of Flying," they stepped boldly into the formerly all-male arena of sport sex.
Of course, one aspect of that experience is the impulse to rebel against it - the desire to rescue thought, feeling and ambition from the quotation marks that seem perpetually affixed to them, to recover the possibility of earnest emotion, ethical commitment and serious thought.
For the individuals involved, they bring the prestige that comes from persuading both a landlord and a tenant to make a major financial commitment, the possibility of recognition by professional groups and, of course, a handsome commission.
Three reasons: a lack of belief in the possibility of transformative social change, a commitment to a particular ideological position, the claims of which are not borne out by observable evidence, and misconceptions about what is possible in terms of economics.
