Sentence examples for Major financial commitment from inspiring English sources

Restore Our Future's big move into South Carolina coincides with a major financial commitment by supporters of Mr. Gingrich, who said Monday that they would commit $3.4 million to radio and television advertising in the state.

It included a major financial commitment from Federal Express, which has its headquarters in Memphis.

I.B.M. gets high marks from employees because of its major financial commitment to public education innovations.

Such facilities are costly, and few centers could undertake such research without a major financial commitment.

"Somehow this is called a major financial commitment, when at best it's a major financial promise," Mr. Sullivan said.

Dr. Singer is right attending a graduate-level health professions program is a major financial commitment in and of itself.

In the future, this kind of analysis may even be able to identify questionable clubhouse personalities, or problematic combinations between teammates, before major financial commitments are made.

And foreign investors, whether large multinational corporations or the large population of wealthy Iraqi expatriates, say Iraq is still too unstable for them to make major financial commitments.

A takeover by the board, the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority, would give it the power to approve or reject not only the county's budget and financial plan but also labor contracts, borrowings and other major financial commitments.

It outlined some of the situations in which the mayor could get involved in Bloomberg L.P.: the sale of all or part of the firm; the sale or purchase of significant assets; major financial commitments like loans; and major changes in employee compensation policy or structure.

The length of term life insurance (10 year, 15 year) purchased should line up with when your major financial commitments will have diminished (college costs, mortgage, other debt).