Sentence examples for unspecific commitment from inspiring English sources
"From Labour's point of view – their economic illiteracy, which somehow assumes people will be content with a vague and entirely unspecific commitment to balance the books, is only matched by the complacency of the Conservatives who appear to think they have some historical reputation which allows them to make up numbers, make up unfunded commitments and pile them up day in day out.
Mr. Taylor said he wanted to avoid the pattern of past mergers, in which banks held news conferences announcing big-dollars, but unspecific, commitments to community lending and donated money to a few activist groups.
The state Election Law is typically unspecific.
But it's so frustratingly unspecific.
Researching further I discovered that intelligence is unspecific.
The 'we' used by Brexiteers is menacingly unspecific.
"The alert was very unspecific and open-ended," she added.
But I might, in some unspecific emergency, still need them.
