Sentence examples for without a firm commitment from inspiring English sources
But there seemed little likelihood they would agree to curb production without a firm commitment from OPEC to do likewise.
The one-day meeting ended without a firm commitment to stop the clashes, which have left at least several hundred soldiers dead and displaced tens of thousands of civilians in the northernmost reaches of Myanmar, near the Chinese border.
David J. Kramer, who oversaw Russia policy in President George W. Bush's State Department, said the concessions were "premature and unwarranted" without a firm commitment not to transfer the S-300s.
THE United Nations conference on climate change wrapped up in Bali, Indonesia, last week without a firm commitment from the United States or China to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
Moynihan praised the government for its support, but warned that without a firm commitment Olympic sports risked losing the coaches and performance directors who have delivered success in China.
Even without a firm commitment to HS3, McLoughlin says, "there will be other improvements sooner: the electrification going on, the money we're spending on [Manchester] Victoria station, it's all part of the infrastructure".
Their flavor flirts at the edges of animal, vegetable and mineral without making a firm commitment to any of them.
Without such a firm commitment, voters may view the promises of the political parties as being nothing more than window dressing".
He must now follow through on his recent promise to bring his party back into a home-rule government if the I.R.A. made a firm commitment to disarm, without waiting for actual disarmament to begin.
In particular, he should not retreat from his recently stated view that he would be willing to bring his party back into a Northern Ireland government once the I.R.A. made a firm commitment to disarm, without waiting for the actual handover of weapons to begin.
Mr. Trimble greeted the I.R.A.'s announcement cautiously, but he conceded that it "does appear to break new ground". He must now follow through on his recent promise to bring his party back into a home-rule government if the I.R.A. made a firm commitment to disarm, without waiting for actual disarmament to begin.
