Sentence examples for able to commit this from inspiring English sources

At that time, David J. Sheehan, the trustee's lawyer, bluntly asserted that Mr. Madoff "would not have been able to commit this massive Ponzi scheme without this bank".

"Madoff would not have been able to commit this massive Ponzi scheme without this bank," David J. Sheehan, a lawyer for the trustee, Irving H. Picard, said in a statement after the case was filed in United States District Court in Manhattan.

"We had intended to have a team of 30 individuals working on Operation Red Field and we had predicted somewhere in the region of three years to complete this work, but we haven't been able to commit that scale of resource to this, given our financial position.

The next time, we may not be able to commit the troops".

"But he is able to commit the full resources of the company to explaining what went wrong and to try to make the situation right with customers.

Would Anderson have been able to commit the murder between the time the movie ended and the time the phone calls began?

We, like many schools, will now be looking to the [Cambridge] Pre-U as an alternative syllabus, but not all schools will have students able to commit to this as a two-year course, or run two exam systems, and again, it will probably be students in the maintained sector who will lose out.

Houghton's role was the paid specialist coaching fund, but the club have not yet been able to commit to this again for next season.

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But what is clear is that unless training providers continue to drive apprenticeship demand – and if funding isn't going to training providers how will they be able to commit resources to this? – apprenticeships will die a death.

"Based on the uncertainty of the timetable, we're not able to commit to the project at this time," Jeanmarie McFadden, a spokeswoman for Morgan Stanley, told The New York Times.