Sentence examples for close to a commitment from inspiring English sources
Others described the language as something close to a commitment.
To ECB-watchers this unremarkable phrase is as close to a commitment as they could ask for: Mr Trichet has spoken of "vigilance" before every one of the past year's rate increases.
Alles and other members of his advocacy group have met with Senate staffers for Graham, Rubio, Cruz and Paul multiple times, but each time they think the senators are close to a commitment of support, their offices say they need more time to think it over.
I am getting closer to a commitment to a solid man.
Driven career girl Jordan Nia Longg) has gotten more successful and a little closer to a commitment with a new boyfriend named Brian Eddie Cibriann), who is, gulp, white — prepare yourself for a lot of corny vanilla and latte jokes.
"It's as close to an unconditional commitment as you can get out of a central banker," said Mr. Reinhart, now a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
APRIL 11 -- Striding confidently through his bare-bones new space, Mr. Tansley announced that Tussaud's had signed a 49-year lease and a 50-year extension, close to a century of commitment.
With that in mind, we propose that the EU's goal of "ever closer union"—a commitment to permanent constitutional revolution be expunged.
Politics will still be messy under the settlement we have in mind this is important; politics should be messy but we seek two key advantages over the traditional approach.The Economist proposes that the EU's goal of "ever closer union"—a commitment to permanent constitutional revolution be expungedFirst, no more lurches not for a long time, anyway.
Modelling of this data set identified cells close to the commitment boundary and inferred a time course of commitment from static single-cell gene expression measurements 47.
This burnout profile is a category of exhausted but effective workers (at least in the short term), who are close to excessive commitment or even close to becoming workaholics.
