Sentence examples for commitments to supply from inspiring English sources
But large multinational pharmaceutical companies say they have long-term commitments to supply the retail market.
In the 1990s China offered Pakistan aid with its nuclear programme and now appears ready to honour longstanding commitments to supply Pakistan with two new civilian nuclear reactors.
Even more disheartening to international officials here, NATO governments are evidently weary of the commitment of men and money, with officials from the NATO supreme commander, Gen. Wesley Clark, to Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright complaining bitterly that other countries are not keeping their commitments to supply personnel, police officers and funds.
This makes it one of the world's largest fields, and theoretically makes it feasible for Turkmenistan to fulfil a raft of commitments to supply gas not only to China but to Russia, Iran and even the European Union.
Moscow says it does not want to turn off Ukraine's gas if it can be avoided, and that it will honour all commitments to supply its EU customers.
Membership was by invitation only and required a written commitment to supply capital on demand.
On Thursday, Mr. Medvedev reiterated Russia's commitment to supply Venezuela with an array of new weapons, adding that such sales would adhere to international law.
To enter into a long-term commitment to supply power, it is prudent to be satisfied that the terms of the contract can be met".
Even though Kerala maintains that it is loath to reneging on its commitment to supply water to its neighbor, Tamil Nadu believes that Kerala's proposals to build a new dam could make the agreements academic.
A government commitment to supply land that would allow developers to build 20,000 new apartments a year — more than double the 9,800 average of the last three years — will take a few years to have an effect.
Former President George Bush, whose ties to Mr. Mubarak were cemented by the Egyptian leader's commitment to supply Arab troops during the Persian Gulf war in 1991, called Mr. Mubarak, on his own initiative, to discuss the crisis, officials said.
