Sentence examples for are unlikely to commit from inspiring English sources

"They are unlikely to commit soon, but it leaves the door open in the future".

But the Jets are unlikely to commit themselves to Lucas now.

Yet Mr Obama will know that the Germans are unlikely to commit more soldiers before September's election.

Until we figure out how to build collective, cross-generational support for decades of flattening house prices, despite the costs for some groups, politicians are unlikely to commit genuinely to the steps needed to achieve them.

Fortunately, there is a more lasting solution to overcrowding, one that gets to the heart of exploding inmate populations nationwide: reform the rules governing pretrial detention, in part by using formulas to help judges better determine which defendants are unlikely to commit crimes while on bail.

For instance, instead of jailing everyone involved in so-called quality-of-life violations, like carrying open liquor containers or being too noisy, the Newark police now issue tickets, saving hundreds of hours of time arresting people with clean records who they say are unlikely to commit serious crimes.

Judge William Kelly of Rockland County Court said Taylor was not targeting children and was unlikely to commit the same crime.

However, Allison, who split from Ferrari on Wednesday, is unlikely to commit to a hectic schedule of global travel.

But his advisers on the East Coast said Mr. Clinton was unlikely to commit himself to a daily talk show.

And aides to Mr. Sharon said Israel was unlikely to commit to the road map until after he meets with President Bush in a few weeks.

Although he is unlikely to commit to a timetable for getting out of Afghanistan, Mr Obama will make it clear that America's commitment is not open-ended.