Sentence examples for commit to performances from inspiring English sources
As two-income families have grown busier, potential ticket buyers are less inclined to commit to performances months in advance (or as ticket prices climb, to accept predetermined concert packages).
According to executives involved with "Spider-Man," the new producers have secured enough financing for the creative team to begin rehearsals next week and commit to performance dates and a box-office schedule.
The Swiss bank said it was committed to "performance-oriented compensation policies".Responding to criticism last year that it had not acted in the best interests of its clients before the financial crisis, Goldman Sachs produced a report into its business and the steps it would take to become more open.
In turn, our employees are committed to performance".
Mr. Perez did it in December at the Bowery Ballroom with a large cast of musicians, but such shows are logistically hard to pull off, and it's hard to get so many musicians to commit to such performances.
These laboratory-based studies show that individuals who publicly commit to a performance goal are more likely to enact behaviors that move them toward their goal compared to those who make a private statement of intentions.
Your alter ego will seem more "real" and authentic if you commit to your performance.
Both principals commit to disclose the performance of their agents in equilibrium when efforts are complements, while no communication is the only equilibrium outcome when efforts are substitutes.
But committing to eight performances a week and eating dinner with the family every night is tough.
Even so, Mr. Landsman said that several members of the City Council, including Gale A. Brewer of Manhattan, Brad Lander of Brooklyn, and Jimmy Van Bramer of Queens, had committed to come to performances and participate.
The government is committed to improving performance by raising expectations, giving new freedoms to schools and increasing teachers' professional responsibility".
