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But there are also cases where the noncommitted person is so comfortable in the uncommitted relationship that he has no reason to change.

And that team may be the team of noncommitted.

He paused and elaborated: "I remain a noncommitted observer - that's the best way to put it."

In the same spirit, the developers pledge to limit retail to what they call "noncommitted" shopping: purchases of less than $100.

"The federal government," he added, "remains noncommitted."

The state U.A.W. has not endorsed any candidate, urging members to vote for a noncommitted slate.

The debate followed a town hall format, with a group of noncommitted voters asking questions to the candidates, after which the moderator would ask follow-up questions.

After a certain period, unless board and room bills are regularly met, we may be forced to release custody to a noncommitted visitor for the extent of these bills.

The sponsor lowered the rescission fee to nine thousand SVU and yes- terday a noncommitted buyer-I believe a Sardanipolitan-ar- ranged redemption.

The Nashville Union, referring to the Constitutional Union Party's noncommitted platform, derided Bell as "Nobody's man," who "stands on nobody's platform.

"In this new environment of broadcast shares of 60, with 40 percent of the people wandering all over the place," he said, "there is enough noncommitted audience out there to bring you a significant gain on a given night, regardless of the competition."

If she had come out in favor of Motherhood, Apple Pie and The American Way, tens of thousands of noncommitted people would instantly take up the banners of Misogyny, Macrobiotics and Master Racism.