Sentence examples for committed to costing from inspiring English sources

Jekyll and Hyde and Beowulf are among the most expensive dramas ITV has ever committed to, costing £14m and £17m respectively.

Under the JCL model which is also used by the agency's science division programs entering their final design and fabrication phases must formally commit to cost and schedule estimates that have a 70percentt chance of being correct.

"I think with the few offerings so far this year, we're seeing mainly small companies focused on a niche market that have strong products and are committed to cost-cutting and improving operations," says Paul Bard, senior analyst of the IPO-Plus fund for Greenwich, Conn.-based Renaissance Capital.

There is an otherworldly mathematical disconnect between what the programs they are committed to cost and how they seem to believe they are paid for.

We mostly hear about neoliberalism, the ideology of our age, as unconstrained capitalism committed to cutting costs and jobs.

Even so, Ober thinks extraction companies committed to cutting costs will come out ahead.

"We're committed to cutting the cost of Christmas.

Network Rail said the company, which receives about £4bn per year in state funding, was already committed to cutting its cost base by nearly one quarter over the next five years.

"We continue to look at cost structure and are committed to bringing cost structure down by the end of the year," Dykstra said.

This week, Mr Fox admitted that 87% of next year's budget is already committed to running costs and debt service.

He said Sun was committed "to drive cost out of products and services" and to pricing its products more aggressively.