Sentence examples for commitment to bail from inspiring English sources
The federal government has got a commitment to bail out housing.
Michael and Susan Dell have doubled down on the tech industry's commitment to bail out Texas as it recovers from Hurricane Harvey.
Moreover, she has rejected any long-term commitment by the European Central Bank to bail out indebted European banks or to buy sovereign bonds directly, which she believes constitute a "moral hazard"; ie, an open-ended commitment to help "profligate" banks and/or countries.
Skepticism is particularly rife over the commitment of Mrs. Merkel's government to bail out Greece, should it come to that.
(Brantley) 'Radiance' (closes on Saturday) Set in 1955 with a detour back to 10 years earlier, Cusi Cram's play centers on an Air Force veteran desperate to bail on his commitment to appear on an episode of "This Is Your Life".
(Isherwood) 'Radiance Sett in 1955 with an extended detour back to 10 years earlier, Cusi Cram's guy-walks-into-a-bar play centers on an Air Force veteran desperate to bail on his commitment to appear on an episode of "This Is Your Life".
Barr's principal concern is not in how his decision to bail on his commitment affects the community on the receiving end.
At Healtheon, Mr. Wygod will be co-chairman, but his commitment is open-ended, leaving him free to bail out and try a new venture.
Even on this tour, with the band finally a going concern again, the regular drummer, Travis Foster, had to bail because of family commitments.
In a public show of support for Greece, Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy, the German and French leaders, reaffirmed their commitment to previous bail-out arrangements, and said Greece was an "integral" part of the currency block.
