Sentence examples similar to commit to contractual from inspiring English sources
Neither Time Warner nor Disney executives would discuss the specific details of the agreement yesterday, saying that it needs to be committed to contractual language first.
The chancellor, Harold O. Levy, contends that two-thirds of the budget is committed to contractual obligations, court decisions and government mandates, making it exceedingly difficult to absorb budget cuts.
It sets out expectations that governing bodies will commit to: autonomy, academic freedom, student interest, contractual service, accountability, equality and diversity, access and widening participation, and transparency.
Commit to your commitments.
The seller can fully commit to a long-term contract with buyers in the first cohort, but cannot commit to the future contractual terms that will be offered to second-cohort buyers.
One "idea to be explored is for the euro area member states to enter into individual arrangements of a contractual nature with the E.U. institutions on the reforms promoting growth and jobs these countries commit to undertake and their implementation," Mr. Van Rompuy wrote.
Rather than having governments commit to providing a share of their vaccine stockpiles with lower-income countries in exchange for access to biological samples, the PIP Framework created legally enforceable contractual obligations on participating private and academic partners that are involved in the manufacture of vaccines to make vaccines available to poorer countries.
2. Commit to consistent communication.
