Sentence examples for of any commitments from inspiring English sources

"Please keep your calendar free of any commitments during this month," it said.

"We are not letting anyone wiggle out of any commitments and I have every confidence that the government will honour its commitments," she added.

Built like a bouncer, he twists like a weasel; he is likely to try to wriggle out of any commitments he makes when he thinks the crisis has passed.

This is very hard to digest currently, but we must think long term about how we would monitor the implementation of any commitments that come out of the summit.

Many trade insiders now reckon there is no hope of success until after America's 2002 mid-term elections, particularly since the Doha agenda offers nothing on labour issues, another key priority for many Democrats.For developing countries, the lack of any commitments in the area of trade and labour is another victory.

It would damage the U.S. economy, he said, and unfairly relieve developing countries of any commitments to reducing their greenhouse gas emissions.

Sir Menzies Campbell broadly welcomed the reforms, but highlighted the absence of any commitment to look seriously at electoral reform.

Cameron has done the whole thing very slickly, but I have no sense of any commitment to whatever his ideas are.

The contention that Israel was free of any commitment not to kill Mr. Arafat was rejected by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell on Friday.

"In the final analysis, Coty is attempting to obtain a 'free look' at Avon in the absence of any commitment whatsoever to close a transaction at any price," Avon said in its statement.

A would-be relativist about morality needs to decide whether his view grants the existence of some absolute moral facts, or whether it is to be a pure relativism, free of any commitment to absolutes.