Sentence examples for board to commit from inspiring English sources

That savings helps brings the estimated cost of the project down to under $200 million — and last month helped persuade the board to commit to breaking ground.

"All it takes is someone to bring a bomb on board to commit the worst terrorist attack the UK and the world has ever seen," he wrote.

But one of the callers on the line with Mr. Klein in 2010 said Friday that the chancellor did ask the Robin Hood board to commit more funding to Education Reform Now, rather than start its own lobbying organization.

The hedge fund investor campaign to get Barra and GM's board to commit to a big share buyback comes at a time when activist investor campaigns against women CEOs have been getting increased attention.

Since 2009, there has been no funding at all dedicated to SSA with councils or health boards having to commit their own funding to taking this forward.

In its letter, CtW urged the board to "promptly commit" to greater diversity among senior executives, setting specific targets for how many senior women it would add.

So far, however, the board has declined to commit to such a meeting.

Mr. Gupta said the rise of Pinterest last year looked similar to Twitter's early days with brands "falling over themselves to get on board but reluctant to commit until they had some way to measure their presence on the platform".

It is the responsibility of the Center's administration and Board of Directors to commit to supporting an environment in which fulfillment of the objectives of the digital preservation program is regarded as a central function of the Center.

Boards may wish to commit to including individuals with diverse backgrounds in the pool of qualified candidates for each vacancy to be filled.

The fund asked the fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, a board member and backer, to commit $2.5 million to the campaign.