Sentence examples for was never committed from inspiring English sources

The remark also confirmed suspicions among Palestinians, and shared privately by some in the Obama administration, that Netanyahu was never committed to the negotiations in the first place.

Which is perhaps why he has never evidenced much against about being cast as a sellout: you cannot expect a man to feel guilty about reneging on principles to which he was never committed in the first place.

Despite mental health issues — he twice went to Veterans Affairs hospitals last month seeking treatment for insomnia — he was never committed and so was legally able in Virginia to buy the weapon the police said he used in the shootings.

As encounter after encounter demonstrates, both in court and in public opinion, Sidonia will never be able to prove a negative: that the sin she stands accused of was never committed.

ACCURACY -- The agreement by Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton to stop their use of the unregulated contributions known as soft money for television ads was never committed to writing and therefore has been open to interpretation.

Armstrong explains that the company was never committed to promoting Oath as the new face of an AOL/Yahoo merger.

We are always committed, but they are never committed to any deal that was signed.

In Bedford's view, violence is endemic to Mexican life, but it is never committed with a whole heart.

Representing both unskilled and skilled workers in large establishments, western European industrial unions were never committed to defending job demarcations among skilled and between skilled and unskilled workers.

"Unionists made a number of demands for these talks to take place, but this development has shown that both the DUP and UUP were never committed to doing a deal in these talks.

Even worse, there is an increasing trend toward building features for particular distributions that are never committed back upstream.