Sentence examples for still not committing from inspiring English sources

"It could be very true," Leiter said, still not committing fully.

In other words, President Obama is still not committing to full disclosure — which is especially disappointing since he released four detailed torture memos from the Bush years after he took office.

Mr. Franz is a registered Democrat, but said he had still not committed either of his votes.

Analysis: The Queen ended with a roundup of her travel plans and a reference to defence, where the government has still not committed to keeping spending at 2% of GDP.

1) Democrats are still not committed to the new abortion politics.

Tory and Chief Saunders have still not committed to a public meeting, though the mayor has offered to meet in private.

That means that someone could be violating the code of practice and still not be committing an offence.

This is not to say that financiers and financial institutions still do not commit foolish misdeeds.

Another powerful union, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, still has not committed to a candidate.

Platini still would not commit himself to a run for the Fifa presidency and at present there is just one candidate - former Fifa deputy secretary-general Jerome Champagne.

The company still would not commit to changing its policy of locking customers out of their own billing information.