But it was willing in principle to discuss additional safeguards and "more commitments for greater transparency to remove American concerns".
The E.U. should call for more commitments from its China in global talks, especially on sector-specific goods and services.
The playwright is making a popular case when he calls for more commitment to the humanities.
The next, both Nemanja Vidic and Ferdinand were screaming at Anderson for more commitment after first Nasri, then Fabregas had been allowed to run through United's midfield.
The soprano Ana Lucrecia García, as the murderous Odabella, flung out blazing high notes, and as her lover Foresto the tenor Antonello Palombi sang with bright tone, but there was room for more commitment to these blunt characters.
Reports from the executive arm of the 27-nation European Union were particularly critical of Bulgaria, highlighting allegations of electoral malpractice, failed investigations into European subsidy fraud and the need for more commitment in tackling crime gangs and corruption.
"I take my hat off to the guys who are having to play out of position, they're putting their hand up and saying 'I'll do it' and you can't ask for more commitment than that".
Some were encouraged by Merkel's assertion that her native Germany was "ready for more commitment" to the European Union, while others may have appreciated her admission that resolving the current crisis will take some time.
In England, GPs express more commitment to preventive practice for alcohol use than they did 10 years ago and feel more prepared and able to enact this, yet still fall short of expectations for the delivery of SBI [ 59].
Call to increased action for Sri Lanka's war affected children COLUMBO, 22 January 2004 - A call for more commitment to make lasting improvements in the lives of Sri Lanka's most vulnerable children has been made in a report that details progress by partners to the Action Plan for Children Affected by War.
(Press Release) Call to increased action for Sri Lanka's war affected children COLUMBO, 22 January 2004 - A call for more commitment to make lasting improvements in the lives of Sri Lanka's most vulnerable children has been made in a report that details progress by partners to the Action Plan for Children Affected by War.
