Sentence examples for tentative commitments from inspiring English sources

The State Department says Morocco, Pakistan, Ukraine, Russia and others have made tentative commitments.

Now that it has been, however, there are already signs that Khartoum is backtracking on even its most tentative commitments.

Each faction thinks it has received tentative commitments from those voting at least 40percentt of the shares.

James Allen, the Seminoles' chief executive for gambling, said the hotel had tentative commitments for 60,000 room bookings, enough to fill it for four months.

The project now has tentative commitments for three million computers and will begin large-scale manufacturing when it reaches five million with separate commitments from at least one country each in Africa, Latin America and Asia.

Five countries — Argentina, Brazil, Libya, Nigeria and Thailand — have made tentative commitments to put the computers into the hands of millions of students, with production in Taiwan expected to begin by mid-2007.

In 1989, A.I.G, scuttled a tentative commitment to take 500,000 square feet of space at Renaissance Plaza in downtown Brooklyn.

Syeeda, the reporter at the heart of the novel, is a modern-day heroine, complicated and smart, driven to work hard but yet willing to party with her friends, make peace with her family, and offer tentative commitment to her on-again/off-again boyfriend.

Assuming a cost-effectiveness threshold of three times GDP per capita, all PCVs examined would be cost-effective at the tentative Advance Market Commitment (AMC) price of $3.5 per dose.

Tentative plans and a commitment from the Quebec government were in place before Mr. Nagano's arrival.

The British commitment comes against a background of tentative peace talks involving UN and African diplomats.