Sentence examples for ironclad commitments from inspiring English sources

The Saudis agreed, and insisted on ironclad commitments from Beijing to join in sanctions against Tehran.

Mr. Obama should detail separate plans for taming the deficit — including ironclad commitments to pay for health care reform.

Yet pride of authorship rarely translates into ironclad commitments – presidents from both parties have failed to move America's embassy in Israel to Jerusalem despite both party's rather consistent promises since 1972.

That means dragging the industry (kicking and screaming, no doubt) into the 21st century by insisting on ironclad commitments to design and develop vehicles that make sense economically and that serve the nation's long-term energy security requirements.

But much to his surprise, Mr. Ringquist said, the hardest part of his endeavor was actually finding politicians who had made ironclad commitments that they could later be called on.

And even by the end of the huge bicoastal primaries in New York and California and Ohio on March 2 -- by which time more than half of all convention delegates will have been allocated -- Mr. Kerry will still almost certainly not have ironclad commitments from the 2,161 delegates needed to nominate.

Mostly, everyone wants a little time to mull things over before making an ironclad commitment.

Hence the ironclad commitment to a track remaining part of the stadium.

He reaffirmed Washington's "ironclad commitment to the defence of our allies", including South Korea and Japan.

Our ironclad commitment — and I mean ironclad — to Israel's security has meant the closest military cooperation between our two countries in history.

"I also got an ironclad commitment that we're not going to see cuts in the Medicaid/Medicare program as a result of this bill".