Sentence examples for commit to supplying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Caspar said the Google representatives did not commit to supplying one of the hard drives by the deadline next Wednesday.

Providing investment in research and development, and developing farmer knowledge that is specifically targeted at delivering to the specifications of these supply chains, will enable more farmers to have the capability to commit to supplying these customers.

See articleIn this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsFrance said it would send arms to the Kurdish Peshmerga militia in northern Iraq to fight IS, the only Western country apart from America to commit to supply the Kurds with weapons.

Mr. Gates and Mr. Allen committed to supplying that software in 1980.

He said the company was "committed to supplying and supporting Tesla business with the goal of providing 300 million battery cells by next year".

"We are committed to supplying the market but we want to establish a balance between supply and demand," said Mr. Daukoru, OPEC's president this year.

Cameron said lifting the embargo would put pressure on the Assad regime to negotiate and emphasised it did not mean that the UK was committed to supplying weapons to the rebels.

Barely a year later, their hand-filled craft beers had taken the top four prizes in a Tesco competition; then the pair breezily committed to supplying vastly more than they could brew and lied to snag a bank loan to expand.

Other people have committed to supplying armed force.

A year ago Credit Benchmark said it had a dozen global banks in the U.S., U.K. and Continental Europe committed to supplying data.

However, David MacFarlane, SLAC's associate director for particle physics and particle astrophysics, says the lab and the agency are onboard with the project: "Both DOE and the laboratory are fully committed to supplying the equipment requested".