For almost all of the carers interviewed, the carer role and relationship were all-consuming and marked by a very willing and full commitment to the care and welfare of the PWD.
The deal that is both available and essential must include a second phase of Kyoto commitments for those willing to accept them, plus an unambiguous "commitment to commit" by 2020 from the other major players.
I propose that it is not only possible, but it will become the norm for any person who is willing to make the commitment to do the work.
The organizers of the Presidential Prayer Team, started shortly after the terrorist attacks, say the site (presidentialprayerteam.org) has signed up more than 615,000 people willing to make a commitment to praying daily for the president, the cabinet and the nation.
Mike Thompson, director of research at Thomson Financial, says that if the Federal Reserve begins raising short-term interest rates this week, as expected, investors may demand even higher returns from stocks before they are willing to make a commitment to them.
We need to realize that we are all in this together, and we need to help one another, not only with decorated coffee cans, but more important, with a compassionate and realistic government willing to make a commitment to provide health care for all the people.
Mr. Paladino said that slow sales of the first 18 town houses that his group and an earlier private developer had built made it clear that "people were not willing to make a commitment to buy". So two and a half years ago "we seized the opportunity to do rentals, which still gets people with middle incomes to the downtown," he added.
MA: But may not be willing to make a commitment to anything?
If Facebook is willing to make this commitment to user well-being, not in words but in product changes, it could start an industry-wide trend.
