Sentence examples similar to Rescind a commitment from inspiring English sources
A donor rescinded a $500,000 commitment to the Staten Island Botanical Garden, citing the economic effects of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Lenders, however, do not have the option of rescinding a loan commitment once they have made it.
"When I visited, everything was under construction," said Stephen Meadows, a senior at James Monroe High School in Fredericksburg, Va., who rescinded an oral commitment to the Monarchs last week.
Jeremy Tyler recently announced he would leave San Diego High School a year early, rescind his commitment to attend Louisville and play two seasons in Europe before declaring for the 2011 draft.
Insisting that, in rescinding the rule, the Department of Education should profess a commitment to rooting out discrimination and bullying amounts to nothing but empty words, if as is the case the intended point of the new rules is to enable the imposition of a particularly cruel, petty, and humiliating structural discrimination.
NACE recommends that employers who must revoke a commitment to do everything possible to avoid rescinding offers, to consider alternatives that do not require rescinding employment offers.
CHICAGO — In late March, after the University of Tennessee fired Coach Bruce Pearl, a talented high school guard from the Atlanta area named Kevin Ware decided to rescind his commitment to the Volunteers.
Tyler, 17, announced last week that he would skip his senior year at San Diego High School, rescind his commitment to attend Louisville and play professionally in Europe.
