There are candidates out there who promise to support a woman's right to choose, but whose commitment is compromised by their willingness to accept more government intrusion into private medical decisions.
I know from having worked with him as a researcher (specifically on the Guildford Four campaign) more than 20 years ago, that Jeremy is a kind, compassionate, principled, generous man whose commitment is not to society's winners but to those who are battered and brutalised by capitalism.
Because the family is split over what to do, it takes the matter to the local pastor; ultimately, the hollow is saved from the logger's chainsaw not by the college protesters, whose commitment is as skinny as their jeans, but by the pastor's counsel that these are the "Lord's trees," and to saw them for money is greedy and wicked.
They in turn selected the 67 delegates whose commitments are as yet unknown.
The United States is the only signatory to the Paris Agreement whose commitments are subject to a domestic legal challenge.
Humph, who chose this moment to go professional (and in consequence, lost Fawkes, whose first commitment was to cartooning) was wryly amused by the accusation he had "gone commercial", a concept, he once told me, that would have perplexed his agent and bank manager.
It's just one more harsh reality they have to face, on a show whose commitment to being rooted in reality makes it one of the best on TV.
In 1997 Eric Clapton founded The Crossroads Center whose "commitment has been to provide treatment of the highest quality and integrity, while optimally supporting the dignity of individuals and their families suffering from the effects of alcohol and other drug addictions".
I also want to express my gratitude to our investors, whose support and commitment was and remains a tremendous source of strength to our team.
Those numbers are testament to the British fans, whose enthusiasm and commitment was demonstrated all too clearly last year when, despite the warnings, 90,000 still turned up to watch qualifying.
