Sentence examples for given no commitment from inspiring English sources

The Chinese show polite interest, but have given no commitment.

But the government has given no commitment to raising the issue directly with Japan, prompting criticism from the Greens.

Most companies, however, including Cadbury, Kellogg's, Nestlé, Mars and Heinz, have given no commitment to switch to an RSPO-certified supply.

So far, the government has given no commitment to that.

But although the Government said it would introduce the changes "as soon as possible", officials would give no commitment to the changes being made before 2015.

Cameron gave no commitment on the projected level of UK defence spending in 2020 but said: "We spend 2% on defence.

But although the government said it would introduce the changes "as soon as possible", officials would give no commitment to the changes being made before 2015.

The federal Coalition government under Tony Abbott gave no commitment for rail links for the project, but his successor indicated on Friday a change might be on the cards.

Labor has said it will launch an inquiry into unconventional gas if it wins the election, but will also give no commitment before November 29.

Coach Al Groh said Conway would start kicking on Wednesday, but he gave no commitment to Conway about how he might be used, or if he would be used at all.

At the party's launch event in Bangor, Ms Wood accused the UK parties of giving "no commitment to securing an economic recovery for all".