Sentence examples for commit to a deadline from inspiring English sources

The Philharmonic had hoped to announce a new director before Labor Day, but no one at the orchestra will now to commit to a deadline.

Li won't commit to a deadline for phasing out Baidu's classic search altogether, and some analysts believe he may backtrack if the new system severely hurts sales.

Adidas responded to the Greenpeace report without committing to a deadline.

The acquisition has cleared all regulatory hurdles, but Dow Chemical informed Rohm and Haas it does not intend to close the transaction and refused to commit to a future deadline.

While Mr. Gensler has yet to commit to a second term, and has no deadline to respond, he is considering staying.

Often, the deadline for parents to commit to a private school comes before the city's Education Department sends acceptance letters for the gifted programs, which it is expected to do this year in late May.

This year's event will be held at the famed Public Theater in New York on May 5, four days after the deadline for students to commit to a college or university to which they have been admitted.

The issue is already in negotiations with American officials, who have expressed reluctance to commit to a large-scale presence after the current 2014 troop withdrawal deadline.

So, for example, the city asked the schools to commit to a set of construction milestones, with financial penalties for failure to meet the deadlines.

Would they commit to a ground invasion?

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