Sentence examples for commit to a number from inspiring English sources

Harry Reid" — the Senate Majority Leader — "kept asking how much it would cost, and Paulson wouldn't commit to a number".

Austria has also refused to commit to a number, but said it would take 1,900 refugees that have yet to arrive in Europe.

At CPAC Pruitt would not commit to a number of job losses but said he would be reviewing the budget and structure of the agency.

Wolverton followed Allison and her family as they talked to top programs, negotiating what kind of money they could get, which didn't come close to the cost of school, assuming schools would even commit to a number, or even remember who she was and where she was from.

Signees must commit to a number of efforts to combat climate change, including calling for emission reductions at the federal level, developing or updating a local climate action plan and regularly reporting a municipal inventory of greenhouse gases.

Engagement was initiated by inviting centres to submit an application to join the study, and to commit to a number of predetermined selection criteria.

In the company's report it committed to a number of measures including a 33% quota of women in the company's executive committee.

We agree it is always vital to guard against unconscious bias or 'group think' and will continue to do so and we've committed to a number of actions to improve our coverage even further".

The Bordeaux-born, LA-based singer not only has a record to promote, she also has an acting career and is committed to a number of meaty forthcoming roles.

The government did not accept the EHRC's suggestion that employment tribunal fees could be reduced, but it has committed to a number other recommendations, such as working with businesses to raise employers' awareness of their legal obligations.

Signatories to the declaration are committing to a number of steps to halt forest loss, including backing a private sector goal of eliminating deforestation from producing agricultural products such as palm oil, soy, paper and beef by no later than 2020.