Sentence examples for makes no commitment from inspiring English sources

A recent council position paper warns that the group makes no commitment to stand behind conversions performed by other rabbis.

The current deal leaves Iran with too much fuel, puts no brakes on enrichment at a higher rate, lets Tehran take back the fuel stored in Turkey when it wants and makes no commitment to talks.

They will be less enthusiastic, however, about orders by Mr. Bush for the government to review the federal standards for automotive fuel efficiency, though the report makes no commitment that those standards will be raised.

It is naturalistic metaphysically, insofar as it makes no commitment to the objective existence in the world of such allegedly questionable entities as values, norms, or reasons for action.

A minimal interpretation makes no commitments about the underlying physical structure that causes mental illness.

In itself, such a view makes no commitments about mental representations, but application of Occam's razor and the presumed co-evolution of thought and language then suggest that mentalese is itself language-like.

In contrast, a minimal interpretation of the medical model thinks of mental disorders as collections of symptoms that occur together and unfold in characteristic ways, but it makes no commitments about the underlying causes of mental illness.

He thanked McCain but still made no commitment.

The summit's final communiqué made no commitment to setting up such a rights body.

By submitting our questions we are making no commitment to air Bin Laden's response.

Alert to Hoover's intent, Roosevelt smiled, nodded, smiled again, but made no commitment.