Sentence examples for precise commitment from inspiring English sources

The precise commitment cannot be determined because payments are generally made in two installments, first when the grant is approved and then 18 months later, with each grant based on the number of employees when it is made.

The Type 26 will replace the 13 Type 23 frigates but the MoD is not giving a precise commitment on numbers until they know the unit cost.

Italy, he said, had given clear and precise commitments to reduce its own debt and revive its stagnant economy.

The French plan would require banks receiving new capital injections to make "precise commitments," including giving up bonuses this year, she said.

"The president was very clear: To benefit from a new capital injection, they will have to make precise commitments" — including giving up bonuses this year.

In the end, we agreed on a deal that is not based on trust, but on precise commitments, on transparency and verification.

Mr Johnson warned the prime minister that it was important to tell voters when she was going to honour the "very precise" commitments made about the nature of the EU.

The description of scientific realism as a positive epistemic attitude towards theories, including parts putatively concerning the unobservable, is a kind of shorthand for more precise commitments (Kukla 1998, ch. 1, Niiniluoto 1999, ch. 1, Psillos 1999, Introduction, Chakravartty 2007a, ch. 1).

Such a contract is essential to the success of the process because it will specify precise commitments, and facilitate the monitoring of those commitments by external observers.

We need very practical and precise commitments, a work plan.

And many of the companies who are the worst offenders see a precise time commitment as an exotic concept.