Sentence examples for commit to a permanent from inspiring English sources

"But given their continuing caution about labor costs, employers are more likely to hire low-wage workers, including restaurant workers, than they would be to commit to a permanent hire in the manufacturing industry or the white-collar sector".

Under Dr. Rawlings, 57, Cornell committed to a permanent need-blind admissions policy that does not take financial aid into account when applicants are considered.

Although the Scottish government and Creative Scotland have committed to a permanent studio facility to compete with the likes of Belfast and Cardiff, where Game of Thrones and Doctor Who are filmed, details on possible site locations and funding have yet to emerge.

My employers would also have a chance to evaluate my abilities without committing to a permanent position.

However, despite talk of alternatives, Network Rail said it was committed to a permanent restoration of the Dawlish track.

If you're out of state and interested -- or even just want to talk about fostering before committing to a permanent adoption -- still, give the shelter a ring. .

During the meeting, Kelly said he was optimistic about the prospect of a DACA deal and that the president was "committed to a permanent solution," according to the Post.

You can do a rough layout before committing to a permanent arrangement.

However, this assumption is flawed in cases where organizations, such as software development laboratories, commit to a team-based organizational design on a more permanent basis.

Would they commit to a ground invasion?

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