Sentence examples for commit to a proposal from inspiring English sources

But Abbott failed to commit to a proposal by Cape York leader Noel Pearson for constitutional change, including a parliamentary mechanism for Indigenous scrutiny.

Mr. Redman said that Secretary of State George P. Shultz was still committed to a proposal for negotiations that would lead eventually to some form of Palestinian self-rule in the West Bank and Gaza.

Fresh uncertainty about where Trump stands on guns came Friday as White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders fielded questions from reporters about whether the president remains committed to a proposal to raise the age to purchase rifles and shotguns to 21 from 18 — an idea opposed by the NRA.

He also has not committed to a Rubio proposal to grant long-term visas to millions of young undocumented immigrants.

In response, Ms. Leicht said that the applications submitted by his organization came after the city had committed to a "request for proposal" process.

With taxes and spending sure to dominate the political debate over the next year or so, McConnell and his colleagues are committed to a number of proposals that are not exactly crowd-pleasers: cutting entitlements and other popular government programs, raising the Medicare retirement age, cutting taxes on corporations, and giving high earners another tax break.

Second, most research proposal formats necessitate committing to a design and set of tools and 'deliverables' from the very proposal development phase.

But he said Parliament had already committed to a vote if there was any proposal to transfer more powers from London to the EU.

After Florentine has committed to a subject, the company sends out proposals to seduce funders.

The official said the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, was committed to such a proposal.

Committing to such a proposal so early in the process was quickly rejected by the Somerset County prosecutor, Wayne J. Forrest, and by Mr. Morganelli.