That actual language behavior commits us to a linguistic dào-type, but it's not clear what the commitment entails at this choice point.
In the case of the de la Mesas, that commitment entails adopting a much sparer lifestyle, closer to that of their political cohort.
It's time for U.S. cities and towns to follow the lead of their European counterparts and encourage local citizens to become invested in CO2 reductions and the job creation, city planning innovations and improved quality of life that that commitment entails.
And would consumers have a social responsibility to buy as much product if the commitment entailed higher prices?
But if a leading soprano wants to perform a challenging role in a little-known opera, she needs an entire opera company to mount the work, with all the money, time and risk such a commitment entails.
The material was arranged into a loosely knit song cycle beginning with Tom Waits's "I Don't Want to Grow Up" and ending with Ms. Nyro's "And When I Die," about a restless woman's decision to settle down and have a child and the joys and fears that kind of commitment entails.
Kellogg's early commitment entailed risks.
Thus, before they make their decision, they must honestly ask whether, should they turn out to be the most disadvantaged by a chosen set of principles, they could really bear the strains of commitment entailed by living under these principles.
But rarely if ever do these philosophers present a full and objective discussion of the "ontological commitments" entailed by the use of schemas.
Thus marriage involves a commitment to act for the relationship as well as to exclude incompatible options—although there is controversy over what specific policies these general commitments entail.
