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Mr. Abe also reiterated pressure on Japan's central bank to make a firmer commitment to stopping deflation by pumping more money into the economy — a measure the prime minister says is crucial to getting businesses to invest and consumers to spend.

Mr. Abe also reiterated his desire for the Japanese central bank to make a firmer commitment to stopping deflation by pumping more money into the economy, which the prime minister has said is crucial to getting businesses to invest and consumers to spend.

Once sovereignty has been transferred to the Iraqis, and once there is a political approach to the problem in Iraq, we could as we are doing in Afghanistan, depending on ways that could be discussed with others, make a firmer commitment to training military and police forces in Iraq.... Q.

To make a firmer determination about links between climate change and infectious disease, researchers need high-quality data collected over long periods detailing changes in the numerous factors that go into the spread of disease.

"I can make a firm pledge," Mr. Obama said in September 2008.

We make a firm distinction between public and private issues.

He quickly called to make a firm dinner arrangement.

Seattle has commissioned a feasibility study but it too has yet to make a firm commitment.

But these tools will also make a firm's borders ever more porous.

Moreover, the French make a firm distinction between taxes and social-insurance contributions.

Rollers, or pulverizers, with V-shaped wheels make a firm and continuous seedbed while crushing clods.