Senators Barack Obama and John McCain should promise a national commitment to make personal electronic health records available to everyone by 2013.
As high unemployment continues, more and more people, including top economists, are asking the Fed to promise a credible commitment to a more expansionary monetary policy.
Mr. Henderson promised a renewed commitment to its customers, and even offered an apology of sorts for the poor quality of past G.M. products.
In April, Mr. Obama, speaking at the National Academy of Sciences, promised a "renewed commitment" that would move the United States "from the middle to the top of the pack in science and math over the next decade".
Its effects can range from temporary readjustment problems to suicide and murder, both of which have reached alarming levels among soldiers returning from duty.Although the armed services have promised a new commitment to treating PTSD, including opening new treatment centres at Fort Bliss, Texas and Bethesda, Maryland, ex-servicemen and their families say the government isn't doing enough.
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Labelling Moussambani "Eric The Eel", the opportunists at the Speedo marketing department kitted him out with one of their Fastskin bodysuits and promised an "ongoing commitment" to the swimmer that resulted in him being ferried around Europe doing promotional work over the next 12 months.
Similarly, Keller confronted the challenges of covering news with "less room" by proposing more "rigorous editing" and promised an ongoing commitment to "hard-hitting, ground-breaking journalism".
"A brand is a promise, a commitment to deliver," says Suzanne Stites, senior vice president and general manager for frozen food products at Bumble Bee Foods.
