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Meanings of commit the government in English

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Usage of commit the government in English
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To whom did he commit the government in his absence?
Pinnock's improved edition of Dr. Goldsmith's History of Rome / ...
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So I cannot commit the government to delivering the outcome of any votes held by this house.
The Guardian
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He said he had also assured the rebels he would have full authority to commit the government to any deal agreed in negotiations.
Reuters
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However, the programme also commits the government to a sentencing policy review.
The Guardian
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The Coalition Agreement commits the government to protecting important environmental designations.
The Guardian
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Strongbow again committed the government of Dublin to Miles de Cogan, and set out for Wexford.
An Illustrated History of Ireland from AD 400 to 1800
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It commits the government to relocate lone child refugees in Europe "as soon as possible".
The Guardian
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The programme for government published during the summer commits the Government to introducing a pension auto-enrolment system.
The Irish Times
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The Tanaiste has committed the Government to abolishing restrictions on pub and pharmacy numbers within a year.
The Irish Times
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Sustaining Progress commits the Government to keeping the rise in current spending in line with economic growth.
The Irish Times
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To Lorenzo, Duke of Urbino, the titular head of the family, was committed the government of Florence.
Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, Second Series
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The Coalition Programme, which commits the government to making all these changes, is not the Liberal Democrat manifesto.
The Guardian
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Mr Ahern and Mr Cowen were right to commit the Government to reversing the rise in current spending.
The Irish Times
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When Clegg first made his announcement three months ago, he committed the government to offering schoolchildren a hot meal.
The Guardian
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I fear this will commit the Government more and more with the Bank, which has too much power already.
Memoirs of the Court of George IV. 1820-1830 (Vol 1) / From the ...
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Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has committed the Government to reducing Ireland's national debt faster than the EU rules oblige.
The Irish Times
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