Sentence examples for commit more money to the from inspiring English sources

Governments should not commit more money to the I.M.F.

First, the European Union must be willing to commit more money to the region.

With euro zone countries unwilling to commit more money to the E.F.S.F., only backing from the E.C.B. would increase the fund's clout, he said.

Mr. Adelson addressed the fund-raisers from around the country, said people who were there, but his remarks were confined to his life story and he did not commit more money to the Gingrich campaign.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Hedge Fund Assets Expecteded to Double  |  According to a survey by Citigroup, the hedge fund industry may grow to $5 trillion in assets over the next five years as institutional investors commit more money to the sector, The Wall Street Journal reports.

"It is much the same around the nation," he said, adding that some states, however, have committed more money to the problem.

So far, James' foundation has committed more money to the school than the yearly budget assigned to it by the state as a public school.

Mrs Merkel might need only to play a waiting game: sooner or later somebody will want Germany to commit more money to stabililse the euro zone, and then Mrs Merkel will hold up a nice contract for everybody to sign.* A reader kindly reminds me that my previous reference to the Netherlands and Finland as "surplus" countries is no longer true.

Betraying a touch of frustration, he continued: "The Turks already committed more money to this than the Greek government has even dreamed about and we haven't even gone to the Greek government.

The six-year extension will commit more money to Generation Adidas, the player development program started in 2004 that offers homegrown players early entry to the league.

After the second time, King said it would stop making Fluogen rather than commit more money to trying to bring the plant into compliance.