Sentence examples for some kind of commitment from inspiring English sources

I ask him if he feels some kind of commitment to people who have begun to buy his records, and he's quite taken aback at the idea.

Even five years ago, the idea of mental health featuring at all in an election campaign, never mind prominently (some kind of commitment to it featured in manifestos across the board) would have been unthinkable.

"I smell a deal here: deafening silence from the Americans in return for, maybe, some kind of commitment from the Chinese to let the rate move," said C. Fred Bergsten, the director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a research organization here.

"There needs to be some kind of commitment from the Welsh regions and the WRU," added Williams.

"I'd like to see some kind of commitment from [Rep.

"Creating some kind of commitment, some kind of binding promise.. that you can't get out of that leads you to the action that you want," he said.

"I just don't think Paul would have gotten on the ticket if he didn't get some kind of firm commitment," Hart told me.

But he also made it clear, repeatedly, that he wants some kind of concrete commitment of support for black candidates from Mr. Ferrer.

So evenly balanced is he, I have an irrational compulsion to trip him up, knock him off his tightrope, force him to some kind of eccentric commitment.

Matt Rognlie has been doing a series of posts on how the academic literature on liquidity traps relates to recent Fed actions, and why some kind of credible commitment to expansion after the liquidity trap ends is necessary to gain traction.

Doubtless some will resist Stewart's exploration of the role of metaphysics in building a better world, but he leaves the reader in no doubt that progressive social change is impossible without some kind of spiritual commitment.