Sentence examples for given any commitment from inspiring English sources

Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee told reporters earlier on Tuesday that India had not given any commitment to support Lagarde.

"The Governor is quite certain he never gave any commitment," said Peter S. Hamm, the spokesman, adding that Mr. Glendening was too busy today to comment on Mr. Schmoke's endorsement.

But Doug McAvoy, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said Mr Clarke had failed "to give any commitments on the balance between the numbers of teachers and support staff, or indeed the maintenance of the number of teaching posts".

Rather than dismiss questions about Moyes with the usual rhetoric that United allow their managers time, club officials refused to give any commitments about the Scot's future.

They have not given us any commitment they will make these changes in the future". Elliott Negin is the director of news and commentary at the Union of Concerned Scientists.

Advice is well meant, and often would be terrific if implemented, but is given without any commitment from the giver.

But Healey refused to give any such commitment after the meeting.

Mr. Milosevic did not give any specific commitment about a withdrawal of forces, Mr. Hill said.

Hunt said the cat was out of the bag, since it was now clear that there would be a real-terms cut per pupil in schools, but he refused to give any total commitment on whether Labour would promise a real-terms rise.

With the US launching air attacks against Islamic State recently, Cameron refused to give any firm commitment on UK involvement, saying no such requests had been received – a formula being used by ministers until a clearer strategy emerges from Washington or is agreed at the Nato summit this week in Wales.

So far, Scotland's first minister has carefully avoided giving any such commitment.