Sentence examples for decline to commit from inspiring English sources

I didn't find it unreasonable for her to decline to commit to specific current regulations under ESSA (Every Student Succeeds Act) that she might seek to modify or change.

But they have their differences, with Fasel, who is Swiss, strongly committed to international hockey and Bettman cordially declining to commit.

Hospital workers who treated the hand declined to commit him, Mr. Edwards said, and the sheriff's office said the commitment could wait until today.

"The Federal Reserve and the Treasury declined to commit public funds to support the institution," he said.

The federal government, which was asked to contribute $2m, declined to commit any funding.

So far, however, the board has declined to commit to such a meeting.

President-elect Donald Trump has notably declined to commit to keeping the FBI director.

He also declined to commit that he would not pursue a political office in New York.

Those whispers grew louder in Texas last weekend when he declined to commit to serving out his four-year term.

While the debate raged, Saigō, the leading military figure in the nation, declined to commit himself publicly.

However, he declined to commit to maintaining government support to supporting fashion, currently standing at around £24m annually.