The officers, Board of Directors, and staff of UJA-Federation of New York mourn with profound sadness the loss of Sam Catton, whose historic leadership as a founder of our Syrian Sephardic Campaign strengthened our community and set a standard of commitment to Jewish life and learning that continues on in the efforts of his family.
One such sport was handball and, after building up a squad of players who have had to make huge sacrifices to reach the standard of commitment required to compete at the highest level, the women's team, which qualified via host-nation status, now have the opportunity to show they will be able to do much more than make up the numbers at next year's Games.
That's a start, but real reform won't begin until colleges hold coaches to real -- or even reasonable -- standards of commitment.
He leaves behind many friends and admirers who will forever miss his kindness and generosity, and his standards of commitment to the values he strongly believed in.
With Mr. Polsky and the directors of CitySquash in the Bronx and SquashSmarts in Philadelphia, Mr. Zaff began a national organization three years ago to support nascent programs, each with rigorous standards of commitment.
Canada's transport minister, Marc Garneau, announced the news on Monday morning at a press conference, saying that the regulations establish "clear and consistent standards of commitment".
This ensured a standard level of commitment.
First, Sellars argues that the then-prevalent standard of ontological commitment —being the value of a variable of quantification— is mistaken (GE, NAO).
PCNA, which imports the iconic 911 series, the Boxster and Cayman sports cars, the Cayenne SUV and Panamera Gran Turismo strives to maintain a standard of excellence, commitment and distinction synonymous with this historic brand.
A better way to formulate the problem with the view is as follows: in giving up on the standard criterion of ontological commitment, neo-Meinongians seem to be using 'true' in a non-standard way.
This, of course, is just to say that most of us accept the standard criterion of ontological commitment discussed above, but the point here is that this criterion seems to be built into the standard meaning of words like 'true'true
