Sentence examples for commitment in the event from inspiring English sources

Blackstone contends that the OCC Proposal would have also required a commitment in the event that the ADS Fund was depleted and World Financial needed more capital or liquidity.

Additionally as part of the deal Deutsche Telekom AG reserved the right to immediately terminate the commitment in the event of further doping cases.

With the White House and Turkish officials acutely aware that reporters would ask about Turkey's commitments in the event of a war, Mr. Bush and his guest took no questions.

The keystone of NATO is Article 5, which has typically been read as a commitment that in the event that one member of the alliance is attacked, all other members will come to its aid.

While politicians may have failed to agree any headline-grabbing commitments in the main event at Rio this week, a sister conference quietly showed how judges in courts and tribunals across the world are adapting to give practical effect to laws for the protection of the environment.

Every test demonstrated faith and commitment to battlefield use in the event of a breakdown of deterrence.

And he reassured Poland over Nato's Article Five, the alliance's commitment to mutual defence in the event of an attack on a member, amid anxieties in the region over Russia's intentions.

Until then, Berkowitz and Larry Cohen, and Sontag and Roger Bates will be fulfilling their commitments in the major events, and compete in the trial to select the United States team for next year's Bermuda Bowl world team championship.

This makes it possible for people to quickly evaluate whether they can make the commitment to the event and to the time involved in submitting the proposal.

Host Chris Rock over the weekend restated his commitment to the event, but producers have suggested he will be tackling the issue in his opening monologue.

From 1936 King supported the French and British policy of appeasing Germany, refused to make any public commitments to aid Britain in the event of war, and declared that Parliament would decide Canada's course if and when fighting broke out.