Like deferring and career-hopping, it is a stay against the burden of active commitment — and, according to the Henigs, this trap of choice is a marked difference from the past.
The primary disadvantages of the old system were that it allowed expenditures to be driven excessively by the burden of past commitments and to be blown off course by rises in the cost of public sector inputs.
Russell's second definition — our [2] — has the effect of shifting the burden of indicating ontological commitment from the word 'exists' to the existential quantifier.
So he created The OX to take away the burden of price, storage, and commitment of outdoor gear as well as to get people to enjoy outdoor activities more often, the company says.
–This meets two objectives of the administration, by reducing Iranian confidence and freedom to act and minimizing the burden of long-term overseas military commitments.
What should the burden of proof be in using "civil commitment" regarding terrorism?
What's needed, however, are tax increases to bring revenues and spending into line, as well as a commitment that the burden of long-term deficit reduction will be divided between tax increases and spending cuts.
We have a long-term commitment to shifting the burden of taxation off income and onto wealth and natural resources, but our short-term commitments are a muddle, taking 4p off income tax while introducing a 4p local income tax.
