Sentence examples for commitments to pay for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama should detail separate plans for taming the deficit — including ironclad commitments to pay for health care reform.

But unlike the accord joined mainly by European retailers that was unveiled on Monday, the plan lacks legally binding commitments to pay for those improvements.

But the Pentagon has been unable to tell BioPort precisely how much more vaccine the government intends to order because several civilian agencies have not given the military budget commitments to pay for the vaccine they want, despite months of discussion.

Netflix disclosed in its third-quarter 10-Q that it had $1.2 billion in commitments to pay for streaming content, up from just $115 million at the end of last year.

The commissioner must take enforcement action against companies, agents and brokers if investigations find they did not honor commitments to pay for reconstruction costs, the group said.

The open-ended commitment to pay for mitigation whether or not later legislatures approved it could not stand, he said.

"This is very disappointing because he's using a one-shot commitment to pay for ongoing obligations," Mr. Grannis said.

The administration has been providing funds for cost-sharing subsidies month to month, with no commitment to pay for the remainder of this year, much less for 2018.

The Trump administration has been providing funds for cost-sharing subsidies month-to-month, with no commitment to pay for the remainder of this year, much less for 2018.

Securing BBS's commitment to pay for the work is a victory for the council's chief executive Sue Bruce, drafted in at the start of the year to chair mediation talks.

The protection afforded to Mr. Aleynikov is likely to cause companies to take another look at their bylaws to figure out which employees fall under their commitment to pay for legal costs, which can easily run into the millions of dollars.