Andrea Corr entered the film industry in 1991 with Alan Parker's film, The Commitments where she had a speaking part as Sharon Rabbitte.
The dialogue results in a commitment where the patients set goals for themselves.
Again, however, the movie fails to honor its commitment; where the real Belmondo, in "Breathless," took Humphrey Bogart as his god, and followed through on the implications of his worship, Sheeni's fancy is no more than a vague nod in the general direction of Frenchness.
France's INDC was submitted in March 2015 as part of the European Union's official commitment, where EU member states committed to a binding target of at least 40% reduction in domestic greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to 1990.
We found few differences, however, between occupational classes, except for high individual demands and commitment where the prevalence was higher among the higher occupational classes.
This article focuses on temporal regulation of transcription during early lymphocyte development reaching from lineage priming and formation of a permissive epigenetic landscape in multipotent progenitors, via specification associated with the activation of the B-lymphoid program, to commitment where all other cell fates are abolished and the cell is stably assigned to the B-lineage pathway.
It is much less clear how firm a grip this approach can retain when inference takes place at higher levels of generality and theoretical commitment, where the hypothesis space is typically much too poorly ordered to fit routine error-statistical analyses.
The conference concluded with the 'Paris Commitments' where representatives from 59 countries committed to putting an end to the illegal recruitment of children in armed conflicts.
The university has demonstrated its commitment where it counts most — admission.
We see even deeper problems: the explosion of sex offender registries, stringent yet demonstrably ineffective residency restrictions, and the bizarre world of "civil commitment," where we punish what someone might do rather than what he or she has done.
