But Brzezinski's chief concern is quickly shifting from joint-commitments to the potential for over-commitment.
Women may be removed from their usual schedules when their newborn is sick, leading to potential for neglecting other commitments (whether work or household related) and, therefore, may need additional support.
But this is also a long way from the diction of a candidate who ran for the White House in 2008 with the phrase "we're no longer about bluster and unilateralism and ideology," and the suggestion that the United States' potential for worldwide reach and military commitment has ever-increasing limits.
Daniel Steadman, from Fauna & Flora International, which produces The Good Scrub Guide, said: "When you get down into the details of these brands' microbead commitments, the potential for confusion is enormous.
A few described the potential for loss of momentum if their commitment was absent.
The strengths-based approach is a person-centred approach to caring which supports commitment to human potential for development and growth [ 1].
Thus, we postulate that the evolution of deterministic mechanisms for early germ line commitment liberated the potential for somatic innovation; they did not evolve to protect properties inherent to the germ line.
This participant illustrates a common theme of an awareness of the potential for weight gain, but a strong commitment to prevent that weight gain: "I just don't see myself gaining weight, I just won't allow it.
Since agriculture accounts for over 70% of tropical deforestation, these commitments have the potential for enormous impact - but this of course depends on them being fully implemented, and companies across the supply chain must play their part.
Strengths such as social solidarity, close knit relationships and community commitments that hold potential for high quality, integrated healthcare [ 17] need to be considered as part of the ethical picture.
