Sentence examples for the notion of committing from inspiring English sources

As the Giants faced their financial crisis, the notion of committing millions to a guard seemed like a luxury.

In this paper, we propose: (i) an architecture for scientific workflow management systems that supports both provenance and atomicity; (ii) a dataflow-oriented atomicity model that supports the notions of commit and abort; and (iii) a dataflow-oriented provenance model that supports querying and visualizing provenance.

Informally speaking, the notion of vector commitment allows one to commit to an vector ((m_1,ldots,m_q)) in such a way that the committer can later open the commitment at specific positions.

(Yaqoob, 39 year old Muslim man) Similarly, Sikh and Hindu respondents were unlikely to subscribe to the notion of punishment for sins committed in a past life.

Such is the challenge that Dr. Browne seems destined to face repeatedly as director of the laboratory: Is it a place committed to the notion of destroying or creating?

Philosophically, it was committed to the notion of racial superiority.

Partch was committed to the notion of corporeality, a fusion of music and human performance.

"American religion is firmly committed to the notion of a gracious rather than a punitive God," Andrew Greeley wrote.

"Biden seems committed to the notion of being less influential," said Shannen W. Coffin, who was the vice president's counsel until 2007.

Recently canceled by MTV because of poor ratings, this was a drama so frankly committed to the notion of a single extracurricular activity that the Parents Television Council called for a federal investigation into the possibility that the series had violated child-pornography laws.

"So even though their decisions seem political to us, I think that the justices are committed to the notion of legality".