Sentence examples for commitments about the from inspiring English sources

Because Chase was demanding commitments about the ability of the surety bonds to serve as the equivalent of letters of credit, the complaint says, the insurers acted improperly by failing to disclose such doubts about the legality of the transaction.

But it also includes a sweeping disclaimer: "We don't make any commitments about the content within the services, the specific functions of the services, or their reliability, availability, or ability to meet your needs".

That is why we have had such long discussions today … We have agreed as member states to make clear commitments about the restrictions on any arms we would supply, and on common rules, on the basis of common rules, and I think the whole of the European Union is very strongly committed to a political settlement in Syria.

A minimal interpretation makes no commitments about the underlying physical structure that causes mental illness.

Since Galatea is an operational computer program, it makes specific commitments about the visual representations and reasoning it uses for analogical transfer.

In principle, rival hypotheses make different commitments about the nature of evolutionary history, but in practice these hypotheses are empirically indistinguishable given the available evidence.

The commitment about the news nonprofits, however, is new.

In an interview with 2GB, Dutton avoided making any specific commitment about the children's return to Australia, saying the government would prioritise public safety.

The manifesto itself makes several good points about commitment, about the need to play in a certain spirit and about the desire for fans not to feel "shame" at the actions of their players.

Representative Steny H. Hoyer, Democrat of Maryland and the majority leader, was not ready on Tuesday to make a firm commitment about the Senate proposal, particularly since the Senate had not yet completed its consideration of the measure and not all Democratic leaders had given their consent to embracing it.

To address this, we asked if participants would be willing to make a commitment about the location of an object without any visual support.