Sentence examples for definitive commitment from inspiring English sources

It is rejected by the Spanish government which demands a definitive commitment to end all violence.

Thorough this historical declaration, Eta shows its clear, solid and definitive commitment.

Ministers later argued, according to the correspondence, that the assurance given to the UN was not "a definitive commitment, legal or otherwise".

Although ministers originally said that Megrahi would have to serve his sentence in the UK, the Foreign Office later decided that this was not a "definitive commitment".

But the document also restates a "definitive commitment" to the peace process and an important hint of flexibility, contained in the qualifier "in the current political context" - suggesting that if the context changed, disarmament might not be impossible.

The shadow chancellor argued behind the scenes in the runup to the 2010 general election that Labour should give a definitive commitment that it would not touch VAT, which stood at 17.5% on polling day.

The review said that if these findings were subsequently verified, they "may provide a basis for the commencement of withdrawal or revocation proceedings" of one or more clean air programs overseen by Ohio unless the state made "definitive commitments to address U.S. E.P.A.'s concerns".

Any fully developed version of pluralism about truth is likely to make definitive commitments about at least some of these other phenomena.

In our study we used myoblasts that express the differentiation marker CD56 considered as a sign of definitive fate commitment to the muscle pathway.

Eighty-two grepresentingsenting millions of people, yesterday sent a letter to Yum! Brands leadership asking the company to "make a strong, definitive public commitment on antibiotic stewardship in its meat and poultry supply chains".

These cells express myogenic markers believed to specify definitive cell commitment such as CD56 (NCAM) [12].