Sentence examples for will yield a commitment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney and other in the administration are skeptical that the talks, which may not resume until April or May, will yield a commitment from the North to dismantle its weapons without ratcheting up pressure on the North, according to specialists in Asia policy.

A little more audacity will yield a lot more hope.

He hopes this technique will yield a bigger crop.

ESA protection will yield a recovery plan.

First, Citizens United will yield a call to share the information.

It may not yield a direct profit but it will yield a healthier, more educated, more empowered society.

For example, a geometrical form created by the human dancer will yield an L-shaped movement from the machines, while more dimensional movements will yield a twisting response.

You will yield a dose of maturity.

An average quahog will yield half a cup of meat.

No one can predict what a draft will yield.

The commitment by governments to eradicate hunger and undernutrition is not only an ethical imperative, but also a sound investment that will yield significant economic gains and major social benefits.