Sentence examples for commitment early from inspiring English sources

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The first one built, Chrysler says, has gone to Don Garlits, the Top Fuel pioneer known as Big Daddy, who made his commitment early.

The ECB could reaffirm that commitment early on Monday, just to remind would-be sellers of the heavy ammunition in the wings.

"There's much poorer countries who have said they are going to go climate neutral, so if they want to set the record straight that they are in this for the climate, then putting forward some sort of commitment early on, would I think help".

"I made a commitment early in my administration that we were not going to close any more," he said.

"We fought very, very hard to make certain we could make a commitment early on for them to put this autonomous vehicle in the United States".

Another prominent alumnus, the former N.B.A. and Seton Hall coach P. J. Carlesimo, who played at Fordham under Digger Phelps, said that if the Rams had made a commitment earlier, much of the decline would not have happened.

Although civil rights leaders criticized Mr. Pierce during the Reagan administration as failing to advance the cause of minorities, Mr. Pierce repeatedly demonstrated a commitment earlier in his career to helping blacks and other minorities enter the legal, business and government establishment.

Other member states are unlikely to welcome the UK wriggling out of its commitments early.

"We recruited Ed Markey into the race, worked with him to build a campaign team with the best Senate talent from Massachusetts and around the country, and secured commitments early on from top Democratic leaders that they would actively support the Democratic nominee," Guy Cecil, the committee's executive director, said in a statement.

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