We costed the allocated time rather than the actual training time, as the latter varied, but the prospective time commitment was fixed.
Because of variable literacy levels, project information was communicated orally to the caregivers with a paper version also available, covering what the home-based intervention would involve, prospective time commitment to the intervention, assessments that would be conducted and the right to withdraw at any time.
"Playing hard to get might be one way that people – women in particular – can test their prospective mate's commitment and to manipulate their prospective mates to obtain what – or whom – they want," said the psychologists who carried out the study.
This means gauging your prospective buyer's commitment level, capacity to close (both your negotiating partners authority to decide and capacity to fund the sales), and track record with you and with other business dealings.
The state has yet to get commitments from prospective tenants.
Mr. Friedman said the company would not break ground on either building until it has substantial lease commitments from prospective tenants.
A former council president, Marc Angel, a sharp critic, told me the group "decided to capitulate" to Amar and robbed individual rabbis of their prerogative to measure the needs and commitment of prospective converts.
Having refined the search to a narrower choice, I had to prove my commitment to prospective employers.
The closure of its services is a further cost-saving move that fits with its pivot to make it more accessible and less of commitment for prospective partners.
These nominally democratic institutions embedded in authoritarian regimes arguably serve to impose self-constraint on the rulers and constitute a credible commitment to prospective investors and taxpayers, ultimately boosting economic growth (Gandhi 2008; Gehlbach and Keefer 2011; Wright 2008).
