"This is very disappointing because he's using a one-shot commitment to pay for ongoing obligations," Mr. Grannis said.
Ebert joked that Michael Caine could not attend the ceremony to collect his Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor earned for Hannah and Her Sisters because of his shooting commitments on this film, but may not have wanted to return to the shoot if he had left it.
Wilkens said Crawford's most pressing areas of improvement were shot selection and his commitment to defense.
In 1990, Sogno told the magazine Panorama that he had made a personal commitment to shoot anyone who was prepared to form a government with members of the PCI.
The psychologist, Dewey G. Cornell, told jurors that Mr. Malvo considered the shooting a test of his commitment to the violent "mission" of John A. Muhammad, the convicted mastermind of the shootings.
This included Isner's backhand, balance, steps to the ball and shot making, along with his increased commitment to fitness.
Dion Wiley, rated by ESPN.com as the best prep player in the state of Maryland and the third-best shooting guard nationally, pledged his commitment to the Terps, two people with knowledge of the situation confirmed.
WASHINGTON -- In a rare Sunday evening Oval Office address, President Barack Obama spoke directly to the American public about Wednesday's mass shooting in San Bernardino, California, reaffirming his commitment to fighting the so-called Islamic State, or ISIS, though he did not announce any new policies to do so.
In the days after the shooting, Ms. Jefferies and I made a commitment to one another.
earlier this month proposed the idea in the wake of the shooting in Tucson, Ariz., to demonstrate commitment to reversing the kinds of divisive political tendencies that many believed had played some part in the violence.
"I need commitment to take over.
