Sentence examples for commit to exchange from inspiring English sources

The forward exchange rate is the rate at which a commercial bank is willing to commit to exchange one currency for another at some specified future date.

The previous government committed to exchanging information on DNA, fingerprints and vehicle registrations with seven fellow members of the European Union, under the Prüm treaty in 2005.

The Group of 20 nations on Friday took an important step toward curbing tax avoidance by committing to exchanging information automatically on tax matters by the end of 2015.

The MEP had also asked Zuckerberg to commit to no exchange of data between the two apps.

China, the host, has circulated a draft agreement in which North Korea would commit to denuclearize in exchange for economic and energy aid as well as diplomatic and security benefits.

Officials in a handful of other Republican-led states say they are also working to have a framework ready by Nov. 16, the deadline for states to commit to running an exchange or leave it to the federal government to run it for them.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill, who described the agreement as a "huge breakthrough," said members of the Group of 7 have committed themselves to exchange intelligence on money flows and bank accounts related to suspected terrorists immediately after obtaining it.

This episode, where he can't commit to a basil-exchange blowjob because he's torn up about Offred, is the first we've seen of his interior life, and the most interesting thing about it is how frighteningly ordinary he is and that he knows it.

In his book, Maier alleges that most of the major investment banks made Cramer & Co. commit to aftermarket orders in exchange for shares in initial public offerings.

Each of these 50 families has signed a conservation agreement in which they commit to certain activities in exchange for technical support.

Get together in study groups of which you commit yourselves to exchanging ideas, helping each other out with studies and socialize every once in a while.