Sentence examples for make a specific commitment from inspiring English sources

But while each deplored budget cuts that have hurt many parks, only Peter F. Vallone would make a specific commitment about increasing city financing.

I would like to come back, but at this point it would be wrong of me to make a specific commitment".

The Speaker said party leaders had yet to make a specific commitment to improve the situation despite recognising that behaviour must improve to impress the public.

By accepting a second amendment to the immigration bill from the Labour peer Lord Dubs – who has proposed a resettlement plan for the refugees – the government has also avoided having to make a specific commitment on the numbers of extra child refugees brought to Britain due to the concession.

The whole idea is that at the end of the meeting, participants will all be asked to make a specific commitment to take some action in the coming year in one of these four areas.

I know many of you have requested that we publish specific dates for Android OS updates; however, because there are so many variables (some outside of our control), we cannot make a specific commitment other than we will be publishing 2.2 by the end of this year to all of our Dell Streak customers.

Mr. Abe, in a short response, suggested that his government was open to changing the law, though he stopped short of making a specific commitment to do so.

Mr. McCain demanded that they come to a second hearing two weeks from today, and without making a specific commitment, Mr. Valenti suggested they would comply.

The shadow assistant treasurer, Andrew Leigh, said earlier this month the opposition would "carefully consider proposals for making information regarding all companies available on a public register" but he stopped short of making a specific commitment.

British officials added that the French interior minister had made a specific commitment to take responsibility for all children in Calais during the search operation, and that UK officials had been working closely with French counterparts over recent days.

"This is why we have made a specific commitment to ensure every 16 to 19-year-old has a place in learning or training, as well as delivering 25,000 modern apprenticeships".