Sentence examples for commit to keep from inspiring English sources
And he said the group would not commit to keep off the types of nutrients that food companies like to trumpet on their packaging, like vitamins and fiber.
It was in that space on Sept. 12 that the employees of Sandler O'Neill would commit to keep the firm going.
Retailers will commit to keep buying from factories that agree to make repairs and will stop buying from any that refuse.
When that rate is stuck at zero, it can buy bonds, i.e. conduct quantitative easing (QE), or verbally commit to keep the short rate low for longer, or it can raise expected inflation.
He said he would provide $10 billion in federal relief for states that commit to keep their college tuition increases at or below the rate of inflation for two years.
It emerged during the hearing that the reform Mr Carney has in mind is a more relaxed version of the existing inflation targeting regime, whereby the central bank would commit to keep interest rates low until growth returns strongly, or until unemployment falls below a certain threshold.
One immediate consequence – and a first shot in the Osborne campaign to lead the Tory party – came when the chancellor tickled the tummies of his backbenchers, and committed to keep defence spending at or above 2% of GDP, a commitment he has doggedly resisted making until now.
The team members left discouraged but committed to keep their eyes on the long-term goal.
On Monday, North Korea said it had "nullified" an agreement with South Korea committing to keep the Korean Peninsula nuclear-free.
