Sentence examples for commitment to rule out from inspiring English sources

Matt Williams, a policy officer at the RSPB, said: "The government has reneged on its commitment to rule out fracking in some of our most important wildlife sites.

4. Other Conservatives argue that the party effectively carried out its U-turn on Heathrow when it set up the Davies commission without repeating their manifesto commitment to rule out a third runway.

What would that have said about America's commitment to rule of law?

Rebuilding societies after kleptocratic rule requires an integral commitment to rule of law, both against corruption and human rights abuses.

Again, we could distinguish among the different possible objects of commitment, since there is nothing to rule out being committed to a question or to an imperative.

Their commitment to the culture of criticism is understood to rule out religious commitments.

A spokeswoman for Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS), Imogen Zevothen, said conservationists "strongly welcome this commitment from the Liberal party to rule out any public funding for Adani".

His refusal to rule out abandoning the party's cherished commitment to scrap university tuition fees has been attacked across the party during a turbulent week in Bournemouth, with former leader Charles Kennedy joining the criticism.

And typically they say it is a very bad idea to rule out changes to tax rates when making manifesto commitments prior to a general election.

He said it was also noticeable Mr Miliband was not willing to rule out a referendum in other circumstances or even to include a commitment to that effect in his party's next election manifesto if the "pressure really builds".

How to rule out such cases?