The urge toward retrospection runs strong among jazz musicians of a certain age, and to resist it requires stern commitment.
He and Bellow shared a drink at the Pont Royal in Paris, but both men were shy and the encounter was awkward.With success came a stern commitment to writing that contributed to Mr Bellow's four divorces.
By 2011, the ministry of health provided the FHP with 1371 NASF teams in 894 municipalities, signaling a stern commitment to strengthening the FHP's capacity to assist households [ 12].
He wanted to show stern social commitment, to right the injustices of the world, to espouse radical, left-wing causes (very briefly he belonged to the Communist Party), to be and to be seen to be boldly rebellious.
Salford, however, is made of stern stuff and commitment.
In "The Places in Between," Stewart set up a stern contrast between the lifelong commitment shown by British colonial civil servants and their flighty modern equivalents.
The words, the tone, the minor stumbles, the contrition, the absence of his wife by his side, the stern looks of the audience, a commitment to rebuilding trust, marriage, family and friends over a definitive return to golf, a public rededication to his Buddhist faith and the final maternal embrace.
But in planning to build an entirely new store at the mall, Federated has made a commitment to Jersey City beyond its other Sterns conversions, since, as a company spokeswoman acknowledged, Federated recognizes Jersey City as an emerging retail marketplace.
Jörg Asmussen, Germany's new appointee to the European Central Bank's executive board, and Olli Rehn, the Finn who is vice president of the European Commission, used their attendance to renew stern public warnings against backsliding on budget-cutting commitments, despite the deepening sense of recessionary gloom that had been exacerbated by rising oil prices.
But is that stern warning coming from the same Administration that touts "a historic $1 billion commitment to improve math and science achievement among K-12 students, an increase of over 40%" in its 2011 budget?
