Sentence examples for Monetary commitment from inspiring English sources

"No other state has endorsed one city and made a monetary commitment.

Second, while Parkinson's law makes a prediction only about time commitment, we found that longer incidental deadlines increase monetary commitment.

She said that the charity cannot simply choose titles from publishers' lists, rather publishers have to financially support the printing of titles chosen with "a significant monetary commitment".

The deal locked the sponsors in at the same monetary commitment as the 2000 campaign, for a budget of about $25 million.

"There was this belief in Germany and other countries that if you set up a hard monetary commitment to price stability, you would scare unions and politicians into reforms," said Adam Posen, deputy director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.

In other words: if a sufficient number of random people tweet at and e-mail a Prime Minister asking for a monetary commitment to eradicating polio or increasing access to education for girls, then the Prime Minister might rise to the occasion, particularly if the alternative is to keep receiving e-mails and tweets.

"I just generally don't make monetary commitments outside the budget process," Wilson said in a later interview.

According to E.P.A. records of mining applications from 1991 to 1997 in West Virginia, 65 mining sites that affected more than 250 acres of valley waterways brought the state 24 projects and 41 "monetary commitments" of about $7 million.

"All the world leaders are going to be in town that week for the United Nations meeting, and this concert and the associated campaign will give us the opportunity to ask these world leaders to make practical and tangible monetary commitments to the world's poor," Mr. Evans told The A.P. The lineup also includes Band of Horses and the rapper K'Naan.

Furthermore, except for the actual CSR levy of 2% of book profits which is a mandatory contribution according to local legislation, there items being reported are mainly declarative in nature with no actual monetary commitments being undertaken by the organisation.

It is vague in many key areas -- emissions targets, monetary commitments, penalties and mechanisms for verification, to name a few.