Sentence examples for Definite commitment from inspiring English sources
Whether impressed or not, Alexander would make no definite commitment.
"We have continued to press everyone to make a clear and definite commitment with a clear timetable to accomplish the performing arts center," he said.
Black Action Movement lead ers called this a hoax, and de manded a definite commitment to the 10percentnt goal, as well as presenting 11 other demands.
The Tories' only definite commitment was to cut inheritance tax for the richest, with the biggest group of beneficiaries in Kensington and Chelsea, including Notting Hill, Brown said.
On Tuesday, Sept. 30, Ms. Clarke recalled, Margaret Cotter, the Minetta Lane's owner, telephoned and told her she couldn't afford to keep the theater on reserve any longer without a definite commitment.
Without a clear vision and definite commitment from above, even the most capable and energetic members of the leadership team will hesitate to raise new ideas for moving forward and the less-proven executives will feel even more reluctant to speak their minds about what is wrong and how to improve things.
Ian Austin, the Labour MP for Dudley North who co-chairs the APPCG, said the plan was to turn 2012's generalised rhetorical enthusiasm into definite commitments.
European officials called for more definite commitments to the $3 billion-$billion-$4 billionwas estheated to need over five years, but criticisms of secrecy and bureaucratic slowness had led the U.S. to withhold its pledGEF $150 million.
The party has not yet made any definite commitments to how it might approach the new income tax varying powers if it wins the 2021 election.
Despite this growth, the report notes that "the proportion of 2014 doctorate recipients who reported definite commitments for employment or a postdoc position was at or near the lowest level of the past 15 years".
In 2010, Asian/Pacific Islander PhD earners were the most likely to have definite commitments for further training upon graduation (47.4%).
