Sentence examples for a commitment to acquiring from inspiring English sources

The Mets, who have voiced a commitment to acquiring players of high character, are evaluating whether Bradley fits their mold.

However, in recent years, even though the collectors have approached various museums with Blagdon's art, none has made a commitment to acquiring it in its entirety.

Toshiba announced a commitment to acquire Landis+Gyr for $2.3 billion today.

"Not a general political commitment to increase expenditure, but a genuine precise, timed commitment to acquire the missing capability.

Second, an offer is seen as a signal to the market of the bidder's commitment to acquire the target.

But it laid the groundwork for what we now have, which is a quite extraordinary commitment to imposing very tough sanctions, both multilateral and unilateral, on Iran as part of a concerted effort to persuade them to change their commitment to acquire nuclear weapons".

Ron Marsico, a spokesman for the Port Authority, said the agency "is abiding by its commitment to acquire property and easements through the city's eminent domain procedures".

I think the city's commitment to acquire and develop those remaining sites exists".

For its part, Yahoo sought to cast doubt on Microsoft's commitment to acquire the company and suggested it would be risky for shareholders to endorse Mr. Icahn's slate of directors without such a commitment.

One of the only ways that EchoStar could wriggle out of its commitment to acquire PanAmSat would be to invoke what is known as the material adverse change clause in its contract.

MILAN — Four years ago, Fiat's car unit was in such bad shape that General Motors paid $2 billion to buy its way out of its commitment to acquire the company.