Sentence examples for commitments for spending from inspiring English sources

Television networks are coming off a robust upfront advertising period, when companies make commitments for spending in the season ahead.

Cable channels are in the middle of the upfront advertising period, when they secure commitments for ad spending for the rest of the year.

He noted that the television advertising market was booming and that even ABC, where ratings had eroded, was expected to fare well in the coming upfront advertising period, when commitments for ad spending are made.

But it is at least more realistic than expecting governments to accept an indeterminate but huge commitment for future spending.

John Healey, the former Labour minister, told MPs: "Let me welcome the 2% commitment for defence spending; it matches what a Labour government did in each and every one of our 13 years in power".

According to earlier reports, Pinterest has been asking for spending commitments from between $1 million and $2 million from its advertising partners, and has been looking to price CPMs between $30 and $40, said AdAge.

The Alzheimer's Society has also set out its spending commitments for next 10 years, pledging that £100m would be spent on research in the next decade.

The Conservatives issued claims that Labour has already made an additional £27.9bn in spending commitments for 2015-16 since June.

The Chancellor made a lot of his additional infrastructure spending commitments for new high-speed rail lines and the electrification of existing lines in Northern England.

"Of course we've always said that our tax and spending commitments for the next parliament will have to wait until we publish our manifesto in 2015.

According to Jagadeesh Gokhale and Kent Smetters, in a study for the American Enterprise Institute, the gap between America's future tax revenues and future spending commitments for Social Security and Medicare is $44 trillion, or four times America's GDP.