Sentence examples for blanket commitment from inspiring English sources

You can't just make a blanket commitment".

A blanket commitment to cutting tax cuts while balancing the budget precludes sensible discussion of how to do that.

On the contrary, the blanket commitment to deficit reduction threatens to push the euro area back into recession.

There will be occasions when the use of American troops is warranted, but Washington should not make a blanket commitment to contribute soldiers to all U.N. peacekeeping operations.

Mr. Obama was asked about the promise today on "Good Morning America," and said he would examine the issue if he became president but suggested that he hadn't made a "blanket commitment" to automatically overturn the oversight.

"That pledge is not a blanket commitment [that] if you go slander and attack Heidi I am nonetheless going to come like a servile puppy dog and say thank you very much for maligning my wife and maligning my father".

Reconstruction projects should be focused on provinces and towns that are cooperating with the Afghan government, instead of making blanket commitments to increase foreign assistance across Afghanistan and possibly fostering a culture of dependence.

The alternatives are too painful: revenge, like what happened in Rwanda, Kosovo and Bosnia, or blanket amnesty and a national commitment to amnesia, like what happened in Chile.

Don't let the fog of amnesia blanket your own mindfulness and commitment to keep change alive.

Washington has threatened to veto further U.N. peacekeeping in Bosnia if other countries do not agree to violate their own treaty commitments and grant Americans blanket exemption.

Triggs said she welcomed the government's commitment to individual assessment, rather than a "blanket approach".