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Mr. O'Brien will also gain some commitments from NBC for prime-time shows produced by his production company, Conaco.

David Sobelsohn, the commission's secretary, said he would like to extract some commitments from the Rubells and from Telesis, like free admission to the museum for people in the neighborhood.

[News analysis, Page A10.] Mr. Sharon would be relaxing his tough stance by allowing the Palestinian leader to attend the Arab meeting unless he obtained some commitments from Mr. Arafat in return, like an agreement to an Israeli-Palestinian truce and steps to stop attacks by Palestinian militants.

This course of action will take some commitment from higher education and business, in both time and money.

But "hybrid" courts require some commitment from the local government; Congo's rulers do not show much commitment to tackling rape.

His remarks Thursday suggest that he is not sure whether he can count on the Americans, analysts said, and he is trying to leverage some commitment from the United States regarding Afghanistan's future.

In the old days (before the Internet), no technology products were free, because distribution costs made it impossible to offer anything without some commitment from the end customer.

"I'm not willing to lay over and play dead on trade until we have some commitment from them on surface transportation," he said.

You know, I could introduce the bill tomorrow, but that doesn't advance the cause unless we've got some commitment from the Republican leadership to take action on it, which we do not have".

The impact of strong harvests, thanks to this year's warm weather, and relatively low oil prices, together with some big commitments from the grocers, will keep prices down.

Conservative MP James Morris, who chairs the APPG, said: "While there have been some good commitments from government and the NHS to improving mental health services, our inquiry found that progress has been unacceptably slow.