Sentence examples for making no commitments about from inspiring English sources
Mike Gould, the chief executive at Bloomingdale's, is one of those undecided and making no commitments about space.
The two countries agreed to set up a joint commission on the peace process, but Pakistani officials have made no commitments about releases.
Manager BOBBY VALENTINE said the Mets never considered replacing Jones in the rotation this weekend -- "He's pretty solidified as a starter," Valentine said -- but he made no commitments about his rotation beyond the Yankee series.
A minimal interpretation makes no commitments about the underlying physical structure that causes mental illness.
She said she wasn't sure, but that ETShad made no commitments about quotas.
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.
It is intended to lay bare the knowledge that is required if linguistic understanding is to be possible, but it involves no claims about the possible instantiation of that knowledge in the minds of interpreters (Davidson thus makes no commitments about the underlying psychological reality of the knowledge that a theory of interpretation makes explicit).
The Lib Dems and Labour have both supported the pensions "triple lock" in principle but have made no commitment about whether they would keep it after the next election.
"I made no commitment to him about supporting judges.
In its motion for dismissal today, DaimlerChrysler contended that it had provided ample warning in the merger's proxy statement that Chrysler would become a Daimler subsidiary and had made no binding commitments about who would run the unit.
