Sentence examples for temporary commitment from inspiring English sources

To get a temporary commitment order from a judge, the state must present two medical recommendations.

But they worried that it might represent a temporary commitment and that cutbacks in enforcement might occur later.

One, describing harassment suffered by the lawyers and their families, insisted on anonymity, asking, "Do you have kids?" Mr. Simmons, 48, a British citizen who was a salesman in New York and on Long Island before his arrest in 1997, agreed to be interviewed, to provide documents and to allow a reporter at his hearing before a Superior Court judge, scheduled after his temporary commitment.

Also, different subcomplexes have been shown to be mutually exclusive but functionally redundant and to form alternatively on the promoter at the same point in the slow cycle, corresponding to stochastic temporary commitments between distinct pathways [ 50, 53, 54].

Men with a short-term mating strategy tend to pursue temporary, low-commitment sexual relationships with multiple partners.

Even temporary marriage brings more commitment between couples, and young men would not chase prostitutes".

Furious banking consolidation that took place in the years preceding the crisis has made matters worse, as it had created banks that were too big to fail but also too big to save, according to Roubini.... "If you don't nationalize them on a temporary basis the fiscal commitments will be bigger," Roubini said.

Gordon Brown opted for the lowest commitment option: a temporary deployment of 700 for the Afghan elections.

"We have this commitment to the temporary nurses, and we're going to uphold that," Mr. Filton said.

In this school Marx's humanism is viewed as a temporary, Feuerbachian phase, surpassed by commitment to the scientific observation of the structure of bourgeois society.

A promise to restrict their troops under international supervision, rather than to have the armed cadres roaming free while the campaign is under way, would go well beyond the commitment for a temporary cease-fire.