Mr. Zaid, in the letter to Gail Walker, the Justice Department trial lawyer assigned to his client's case, said that Dr. Lee "obviously provided his co-author and the publisher with full access" to the manuscript and "may very well have committed an unauthorized disclosure of classified information".
So, by the time Mr. Gerstner's commission releases its policy recommendations in 2004, the states may well be committed to a course that they are unwilling to abandon -- that is, if the states keep to the deadlines at all.
Broadly, I think that hardware can be viewed in a support role to the company's primary efforts, and that the company is pretty well pot committed, to a certain extent.
All the while, the Arts Council had pumped in £31m, as well as committed to £600,000 a year to fund the artistic programme of a building whose purpose remained utterly opaque.
And whoever came up with the title … well, they actually committed a crime.
For one thing, as someone new to the community, there was much she did not know about the well-developed network of connections among groups as well as the care and feeding of a philanthropic community that is well established and committed to a vision of the city's future.
When a team is well selected and committed to a common goal, they can move the world.
Indeed, the people who might protest most about the characterisation of Britain as a Christian country could well be committed Christians.
Mr. Wang was forced to fish a friend's body out of a well after he committed suicide.
In order to ensure that we have a well trained and committed nursing workforce in the primary care setting, a nationally coordinated approach needs to be developed.
