Sentence examples for committed close from inspiring English sources

Until Mr. Gingrich's PAC started advertising heavily this week, the major political presence on Florida's airwaves was Mitt Romney, who has committed close to $7 million to ads.

In Manchester, 56 offences occurred on or near Piccadilly Gardens in December, while in Liverpool 52 offences were committed close to the popular nightspot of Concert Square.

Broad and Bill Gates, through their respective foundations, recently committed close to sixty million dollars to create a campaign, "ED in '08," to make the national education crisis a priority in the Presidential race.

In fact, with Europe and the International Monetary Fund having committed close to $1 trillion to the crisis since it flared early last year, the extent to which the new European fund is seen as credible will go a long way toward determining whether the markets will accept Europe's broader strategy in addressing its economic ills.

But they are vitally important to keep in mind when the mayor has committed close to £1bn to realizing his cycling plans and such a handsome sum could have been spent instead on, say, the night bus service, which would immediately benefit some of London's poorest workers.

PCV has already committed close to a million dollars to small businesses in the Bay Area.

Mr. Obama's aides have signaled that he intends to commit close to 30,000 additional American troops, on top of the 68,000 already there.

If Europe is indeed to commit close to £1bn year to rebuild the postwar Balkans, parliament will have to approve the money.

He has a tendency to idolize the Levantines, dynasties of European "merchant princes" who remained oblivious as Greeks and Turks committed atrocities closer and closer to their enclave.

They committed to close co-ordination on next steps".

It has already committed to close its own ivory markets but has not yet given a deadline.