Sentence examples for rigid commitments from inspiring English sources

The relief efforts became tangled in bureaucratic snares and rigid commitments by British authorities to free-market solutions.. Some evangelists saw an opportunity to swap soup for the conversion of Catholics.

Read on if you'd rather do something with less rigid commitments.

"I do not understand a rigid commitment to impotence," he said.

Maybe he has, but it would be wrong to confuse the romantic view that he holds of the world with a rigid commitment to ideology or unwavering idealism.

On the eve of the European elections, the Tory leader stands accused of adopting a "rigid commitment to impotence" after he pledged to withdraw from the main centre-right grouping in the European parliament.

The party always links that appeal to a rigid commitment to preserving and strengthening "the economy".

The big surprise is that no attempt has been made to alter that nasty, rigid word "commitments" to something more flexible and up-to-date.

His party has spent 30 years locking itself into an ever-more-rigid ideological commitment to shrinking the size of government.