They pursue commitment from sophomores, fearing that if they don't, they'll lose the best players to competitors.
Meanwhile, their affection-starved daughter, Sheila Marie, has internalized his abandonment of the family by pursuing commitment-averse lowlifes — her fiancé is in hiding from the F.B.I.; her new, substitute boyfriend, Charlie Sunshine, is an under-employed lounge singer with dubious motives for courting her.
Suggests Morgan and Kuhn-Loeb bigwigs, sailing to pursue their commitments in capital risk ventures.
As people finish their degrees, or leave to pursue other commitments, new members are recruited to the team.
In many cases it may actually commit us to publicly intelligible values that we take our commitments to embody an aspect that may constrain the manner of our practical deliberation and the way in which we can pursue our commitments (Varga 2011a,b).
Like many d.j.s, Lady Bunny moved to New York — in 1984, in her case — in order to pursue her commitment to becoming something other than herself.
The companies questioned, especially the smaller ones, stated that they had no short-term outlook on whether or not they would pursue their commitment.
The prize recognises and celebrates excellence in African leadership, and provides winners with the opportunity to pursue their commitment to Africa once they have stepped down from office.
It concludes by asking participants which risk reducing option they plan to pursue, reinforcing commitment to action.
In addition, the authors claim that (d) there are alternative driving motivations: meeting social needs, pursuing ideological commitments.
