If the economy fails to turn around, debt will rise above 130 percent of G.D.P. If, at the same time, Italy has a government that is not committed to change, investors could suffer a new bout of jitters.
But Mr. Rose, the planning chief, acknowledged that standards do not necessarily guarantee a good plaza, "if you have an owner that's not committed to making the space work".
Mr. Pataki's aides said the state's general fund budget, which consists of revenues from state taxes and fees that are not committed to specific purposes, would rise by about 4.7percentt, or nearly $1.8 billion more than last year's $37 billion.
"There are a lot of storm clouds: a team that's woefully underperforming, ownership that's not committed to making changes because of the sale process, and all of this in a city that's been economically to hell and back," Tilliss said.
The use of "correct" in the DR refers to norms that are not committed to the prescriptive readings of "ought" or "should" (Shah and Velleman 2005).
Popular culture tells you that schools and parents don't know what's going on, the police are dogs, politicians are all liars and scum, and any crime that's not committed by the Mafia is done by the CIA.
As with the judgmentalist view, there is room for perceptualist or quasi-perceptualist views that are not committed to sentimentalist metaphysics, such as Tappolet (2011), as well as those that are, such as Prinz (2007).
Focusing on substantive issues about reduction in genetics (especially representation, see Section 4.3), rather than formal considerations in a theory of reduction, Sarkar develops a view of explanatory reduction that is not committed to a particular account of explanation.
Whereas Goldman (2002, 2006) links his version of simulation theory to a neo-Cartesian account of mental concepts, other simulation theorists develop versions of simulation theory that are not committed to a Cartesian conception of the mind.
