Sentence examples for commitment to sell from inspiring English sources

A Treasury spokeswoman said: "There is no commitment to sell BBC Worldwide.

Pet Food Express, a business that got its start in San Francisco, is firm in its commitment to sell only pet products.

In the 1990s Nokia had all the characteristics of a "repeatability champion": a clear business model, a distinctive culture and a commitment to sell handsets everywhere.

When it comes to housing, the UK's most serious domestic failure, he says nothing definite beyond an irresponsible commitment to sell off social housing.

In recent talks, Chile has sought an American commitment to sell such technology if it is obtained by Chile's neighbors, he said.

Pepsico had charged viola tion of securities laws when Grace made its commitment to "sell the Miller shares to Philip Morris earlier last year.

Saying she would "close the shop because of my criticism" is a powerful commitment to selling the golliwog.

Then there is Chambers Street Wines, a brick-and-mortar retail shop in Manhattan that makes a comparable commitment to selling noninterventionist wines.

Their commitment to selling books organically is impressive and they possess a dynamism and tenacity that I've not witnessed in the larger publishers.

In the 1960's, ABC became the first of the broadcast network to advance the idea that certain advertisers should target younger viewers, a move that set in motion television's later commitment to selling by demographic groups.

Trying to quiet speculation that Hewlett-Packard might shut down its PC business, where year-to-year sales declined 36percenttoto homes and 23percenttoto corporations, Ms. Fiorina reaffirmed her commitment to selling those products.