Sentence examples for informal commitment from inspiring English sources

Some task force soldiers take an oath; others make a more informal commitment.

Many volunteers also asked would-be voters if they would sign an informal commitment to vote, a card with the president's picture on it.

Of the four major carriers he approached, he said, one had essentially signed on and another had given an informal commitment.

And why should senior staff welcome new ownership if it would jeopardise their own company's informal commitment to its employees?This is not just a Japanese problem: elderly American managers hardly queue up to support foreigners taking over their employers.

Either side can make a different decision after an informal commitment, but this happens infrequently because players are expected to stop talking with coaches from other programs and can lose offers if they are spotted shopping around.

The relatively successful electricity market reform in the Nordic countries seems to be attributable to the followings: a simple but sound market design, a successful dilution of market power, a strong political support for deregulation and voluntary, informal commitment to public service by the power industry.

"Institutions need to get better at recognizing formal and informal commitments faculty dedicate themselves to propel institutions.

Informal commitments of several thousand additional allied troops have already been made, but they include some of the 10,000 more European troops that were sent to Afghanistan by governments last year, as well as troops sent for the recent presidential election, NATO officials said.

Kindel expects to announce commitments for the remaining money this fall and confides that she already has informal commitments for $350,000 of that money.

"These interactions were informal, no commitments other than another discussion at a later time were offered".

Longevity with a single organization comes from consistent informal renewals of commitment on both sides.