Sentence examples for does it commit from inspiring English sources

It does not make conquests or win battles, nor does it commit assaults or harass people.

QUESTION FROM CLAYTON: If raising the debt ceiling does not require any actual expenditure, and neither does it commit the United States to any debt it has not already incurred, then what is the problem?

But the document they signed omits (at French insistence, said diplomats) any reference to a "free-trade area"; nor does it commit them to start negotiations on tariff reductions by July 2001, as proposed earlier in June by the EU's foreign ministers.

Constructivists reply to the Euthyphro's objection that the appeal to such constraints is neither arbitrary nor does it commit constructivism to moral realism.

But the price of this maneuver is very high: not only does it commit the libertarian to a moralized conception of freedom of the sort that he usually shies away from (as in case of positive liberty), but it also means that liberty, so defined, can no longer be invoked to support property except in a question-begging way (Cohen 1982).

This is not collective theft, does not eviscerate the individual nor does it commit one to "social engineering".

Nor did it commit Saudi Arabia to producing more oil.

Nor did it commit either the industrialized or the developing nations to firm targets for mid- or long-term reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

Really want to do it commit to what you are doing.

They looked bad doing it, committing 111 yards in penalties, enough to nullify Smith's 116-yard receiving night.

What does it mean to commit to me?