Sentence examples for indefinite commitment from inspiring English sources

To qualify, a couple need only confirm that they have been in a relationship for at least a year and have an indefinite commitment to live together.

Such a vague, indefinite commitment precludes any possibility of Britain ever stepping down the nuclear ladder and contributing to global multilateral disarmament.

Writing in this paper, Clive Lewis, the shadow defence secretary, and Emily Thornberry, the shadow foreign secretary, argued: Such a vague, indefinite commitment precludes any possibility of Britain ever stepping down the nuclear ladder and contributing to global multilateral disarmament Regardless of your political affiliation, we want to hear your views on Trident renewal.

With a gamble that the all-volunteer military limits the American exposure to the horrors of war, both the Bush and Obama administrations have drifted toward indefinite commitment and sponsorship of foreign proxies, as in Korea, Germany and Japan – only without achieving either the Korean armistice nor the German and Japanese victory.

Voters don't seem to be cognisant that an attack on Iran's nuclear sites won't be a discrete event that stops it from getting a bomb; it will be the start of a new war in the Middle East, and of an indefinite commitment by America to keep bombing Iran wherever it seems nuclear-weapons development sites are being built.So, American voters: do you want to fight another war in the Middle East?

After he declared himself Allah and a "Master Gambler", the doctors concluded that he had schizophrenic reaction, paranoid type with delusions of grandeur; he faced indefinite commitment.

The plan calls for several thousand more American troops and an indefinite U.S. financial commitment, of more than twenty billion dollars per year, to strengthen the Afghan security forces and roll back Taliban gains.

In 1967, California's then-governor Ronald Reagan signed the Lanterman Petris Short Act, a landmark bill intended to halt the "inappropriate, indefinite, and involuntary commitment of persons with mental health disorders, developmental disabilities, and chronic alcoholism".

Practically speaking, this policy has been a commitment to indefinite warfare.

Both want the mission "clarified" and agree that the commitment cannot be indefinite.

It broadened the scope of the sex-offender registry, mandating the full disclosure of a former offender's address, along with a photograph, and more; promulgated a form of indefinite detention, known as "civil commitment"; and, in a late addition to the bill, required that children as young as fourteen who had committed certain sex offenses be placed on the public registry.