Sentence examples for commitment to pay out from inspiring English sources

As some of them saw it, Simmons had started a process that could end with a commitment to pay out a huge sum of money.

Haji-Ioannou said the commitment to pay out half of profit made things clearer for shareholders but that easyJet's plan to increase the size of its fleet of 247 planes by 7%to8%8% a year was wasteful and that some of the planes would not be profitable.

Mr. Sarkozy said that "our Greek friends must live up to their commitments," while Mrs. Merkel said that if those commitments were not met by the Greek government, "it will not be possible to pay out the next tranche" of the bailout money.

It claimed that if it was to pay out windfalls on the basis of giving every member a fair share according to their financial commitment, a 'large proportion' would receive less than £10.

Thus the bank has dollars in hand and a commitment to pay them out in, say, three months.

But one stands out – the commitment to pay interest from the moment it receives an ISA transfer form from a customer.

An earn-out is a contractual commitment to pay additional consideration for your business if you meet certain goals for your business in the future.

But this is offset by the commitment to pay more in S2P pensions in the future.

A: Boris Johnson has given a commitment to pay it in his area.

Local council leaders have given a commitment to pay it in their area.

This is consistent with our stated commitment to pay for performance in executive compensation.