Sentence examples for give firm commitments from inspiring English sources

Tony Abbott is holding firm against calls to send Australian medical experts to west Africa to help contain the Ebola virus, saying that other countries have yet to give firm commitments to assist in evacuations.

Unite, the union representing Cadbury workers, expressed concern about RBS's role in supporting the takeover of one of the last big British-owned manufacturers – particularly since Kraft has so far failed to give firm commitments on job losses or plant closures.

"In agreeing that no offer should be made to all shareholders, the IBC has insisted that the acquirer issues a document to all shareholders setting out the full terms of the transaction, comprehensive details on the acquirer and the sources of its funding and giving firm commitments to agreed future investment in the club," said the committee.

This time they got Newsweek to make firm commitments.

Nor did he give any firm commitments on affordable housing.

And nations attending this special session of the General Assembly gave no firm commitments to increase spending on the fight against drug abuse or to provide more aid to poor countries that eliminate their drug industries.

Only German discount supermarket Aldi could not give a firm commitment on removing the beads from its facewash.

The PM must give a firm commitment to bring RN personnel into the same compensation scheme as civilians".

Norway was the last big producer outside the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries that had yet to give a firm commitment to cut output.

He doesn't give a firm commitment - but insists that 80% of his savings will come from spending restraint, and just 20% from higher taxes.

He did, and Mr. Romney said that he was leaning toward releasing them in April, after he filed his 2011 returns, although he did not give a firm commitment.