Sentence examples for combined commitment from inspiring English sources

Shane Victorino, Mike Napoli, Koji Uehara, Stephen Drew, Jonny Gomes, Ryan Dempster and Ross signed on for a combined commitment of 12 years and $100.45 million.

As part of the reorganization plan for the company, which makes Oster blenders, Coleman camping equipment and Sunbeam household appliances, banks that made a combined commitment to lend $1.7 billion have agreed to provide another $285 million to let Sunbeam stay in business.

The "successful completion of degree requirements results from the combined commitment of faculty, administrators, and the students' own academic efforts," he writes.

To this gathering in Russia, where Ahmadinejad posed for the cameras among a lineup of heads of state, Ban dispatched a message full of buzzwords about poverty, climate change and "combined commitment to a peaceful and prosperous common future".

With emissions that match the rest of the world combined, commitment by these two powerhouses is key.

News: The Dodgers are expected to bring back their top three free agents — Kenley Jansen, Justin Turner and Rich Hill — at a combined commitment of $192 million.

This recruiting effort represents combined commitments from roughly 500 rail-related companies and organizations, including the nation's freight, inter-city passenger and commuter railroads, as well as supply companies represented by my organization.

But Frederick's remarks are more than flights of fancy: His vision for Orlando is based on the very real $1-billion 1-billioncombinednts that Disney and Universal Studios have made to building producommitmentsithat anDisney and Universal Studios

For some organisations, there is also the perennial struggle to find suitable trustees, ie those who combine commitment to the cause with the right skills and experience.

Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan found a way to combine commitment to human rights with pursuit of Soviet-American détente, the Obama Administration must do the same with regard to human rights and Sino-American détente.

Efforts in Hennepin County are "exceedingly rare" combining commitments from the sheriff's department, social workers, judges, public defenders and the county's hospital, Jesse Jannetta, a prison re-entry expert at the Urban Institute in Washington, D.C., told The Star Tribune.