That's one of the materials made by Ameron International, which could be a smart long-term place to commit capital.
She describes the "intimacy versus isolation" stage, a task to be negotiated by the young adult, solely in terms of whether to commit to a lifelong intimate relationship.
But even though expressions of loyalty are not maximizing (in cost-benefit terms), the decision to commit oneself loyally may be rational, for one need not (indeed, ought not to) enter into associations blindly, or even when they are unavoidable (as with familial or national ones)—accept their demands unthinkingly.
"Strong belief" is, if anything, too mild a term for something which has now been demonstrated over and over and over: Banks conclude these deals on very favorable terms, then continue to commit the same misdeeds.
Tsarnaev was representing New England in the heavyweight category at the competition and took a term off school to commit himself to training as a boxer.
The proposed rules would require that refrigerators, light bulbs and electrical equipment use less energy, much as the Obama administration in its first term required automakers to commit to make cars more energy efficient.
The fragmentation of Europe's energy market makes it difficult to woo long-term investors willing to commit to multi-billion-euro infrastructure projects.
Granholm is like, "Huh?" because it takes two to tango and the GOP was meeting on Inauguration Day four years ago to launch what James Wolcott correctly termed the Conspiracy To Commit Legislative Constipation.
In the short- and medium-term, Isis will continue to commit terrorist atrocities such as the July bombing in Karrada that killed close to 300 people, and it still has its apparatus in Syria as a launching pad for attacks and atrocities elsewhere.
Knowing that there was still no effective treatment and subsequently losing the ability to purchase long-term care, she decided to commit suicide.
