Sentence examples for commit to a timescale from inspiring English sources

The French energy giant said the first phase of construction would be launched "very soon", but failed to commit to a timescale or confirm whether it had funding in place – casting doubt on the future of the project.

Lord Heseltine said: "To commit to a referendum about a negotiation that hasn't begun, on a timescale you cannot predict, on an outcome that's unknown, where Britain's appeal as an inward investment market would be the centre of the debate, seems to me like an unnecessary gamble".

Kiwomya is likely to have at least two games to impress, Tuesday's trip to Stevenage and next Saturday's home game against Crewe, but Rodwell would not commit to any timescale on the appointment of a seventh manager since Ian MacParland left the club in October 2009.

Would they commit to a ground invasion?

Our approach is more democratic: we do not commit to a single LPM.

Sign up and commit to a league.

An "evidence-based review (EBR)" of the descriptors, designed by charities, is still stuck at the testing stage despite the DWP initially committing to a tighter timescale.

He was committed to a psychiatric institute.

"WE'RE committed to a successful round.

You're committing to a brand.

Experiment before committing to a build.