Sentence examples for administration to commit from inspiring English sources

Just to be clear, there's no need for the administration to commit to a solution now, or even to admit that it has one in mind.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain has resisted requests by the Obama administration to commit more troops to Afghanistan, and has joined with Washington in urging other European nations — particularly Germany and France — to increase their deployment of combat forces.

"If we were given misinformation intentionally by people in this administration, to commit the authority to send boys, and in some instances girls, to go into Iraq, that is wrong," he told the newspaper.

Widespread reports by black voters that they had been disenfranchised in the presidential election last year have prompted the administration to commit itself to ensuring that "it will never occur again," he said.

The book opens with a recounting of Mr. Gore flying from the Nobel ceremony in December 2007 to a climate conference in Bali, where he unsuccessfully tried to persuade the Bush administration to commit to a drastic reduction in America's carbon emissions.

A senior Republican Senate aide said some members were gearing up to push the administration to commit to developing a new warhead, although a number of senior Democrats argue that reopening a warhead assembly line would undermine the administration's nonproliferation message.

President Lyndon B. Johnson promoted him to secretary in 1964 when the administration began to commit combat troops to Southeast Asia.

The Bush administration has to commit sufficient additional resources, and, if necessary, additional troops, to prevent that.

These began with the Bush administration's reluctance to commit enough American troops to Afghanistan.

But the Bush administration had failed to commit enough ground troops.

On Tuesday, Attorney General John Ashcroft announced the administration's plans to commit $1 billion to DNA testing in the next five years.