Sentence examples for has not actually committed from inspiring English sources
Others say he might be trying to buttress ImClone in its battle with Bristol-Myers and has not actually committed himself to buying any shares.
But Unistar, a joint venture of Électricité de France, the French national electric company, and Constellation Energy, the parent company of Baltimore Gas and Electric, has not actually committed to build the plant.
Brown, the UK prime minister, gets the credit for forcing through an overall figure, while the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, can point out that Europe has not actually committed itself to provide any specific funds, keeping that card up its sleeve.
On Monday, the Sydney Daily Telegraph, outlined a "devastating blow" contained in modelling that has been publicly available for at least two years showing the "massive" cost of a target that Labor hasn't actually committed to yet.
Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, has called for Julian Assange's prosecution, despite the general consensus that he hasn't actually committed any American crime.
More often than not, they've not actually committed a crime.
In 1950, during the rise of McCarthyism, the US passed the Emergency Detention Act authorizing detention of people who had not actually committed any act but who would "probably" engage in "acts of espionage or of sabotage" - the law was later repealed.
Right now all we have are headlines, promises, and a lot of "raised" money which has not actually been committed.
Update: Facebook tells me that while PayPal has committed to joining the test and supporting Autofill With Facebook, it hasn't actually built out its integration yet.
