Mr. Brown plans to host an international conference on Afghanistan in London on Jan . 28with the objective of laying down a charter for the war's future conduct and, especially, for exacting commitments from the government of President Hamid Karzai.
He used the occasion to lay the groundwork for an international conference on Afghanistan in London that Britain and the United States, along with other parties to the war, have agreed to hold on Jan . 28 with the objective of laying down a charter for the war's future conduct and, especially, for exacting commitments from the government of President Hamid Karzai.
In the Commons in June, armed forces minister Adam Ingram confirmed Britain's intention to buy the F-35, but remained vague about our exact commitment, for which "we will take the decision when the project is sufficiently mature".
I'm holding my nerve because it is the right thing to do".Mr Giles adds:The exact commitment is not directly quoted, so there might still be some wiggle room in Mr Posen's pledge, but not much.
The minute you say you won't do something, fate decides otherwise and makes you recant on that exact commitment.
Committee members, for the most part, did not try to exact commitments for improved service from the airlines.
Garmin's exact financial commitment was not announced, but typically the costs of running a team at Slipstream's level — one step below cycling's top tier — is more than $10 million a year.
Although the city's exact financial commitment to the athletic fields was unclear, the adviser said that the mayor would announce a plan to work with Take the Field Inc., a nonprofit organization that is trying to raise at least $25 million for the project, and that the city, the state and the Board of Education would contribute the rest of the money.
The details are expected to be finalised next week and any new commitments Samaras makes will be scrutinised by the electorate, which voted him into power earlier this year on the promise of exacting more lenient conditions from the troika.
