Sentence examples for committed to pay for from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, $8.1bn will go towards natural resource damages, including $1bn BP already committed to pay for early restoration.

If the results are satisfactory, the companies have committed to pay for a detailed 12-month engineering study and to search for financing.

Some airlines, for example, lease all their airplanes and show no airplane assets on their balance sheets and no liabilities for the money they are committed to pay for those planes in the future.

For example, Sir David wants all leases contracts in which a company is committed to pay for the use of an asset over a long period of time to be recorded on companies' balance sheets as debt.

They also committed to pay for improvements to a second freight rail line owned by CSX, which would shift freight traffic in Florida to a more rural route, allowing more freight trains to run at a faster speed.

The only arena public officials have committed to pay for is one in Newark for the New Jersey Devils, who play in a league that has not yet committed to play next season or ever again.

It has also committed to paying for education about the dangers of lead shot.

So far, no customers have committed to paying for any of the cable's capacity.

In this case, CBS has committed to paying for all 13 episodes before they are even produced.

Mr. Kerry, he said, "is completely committed to paying for new initiatives and living within the budget rules, two things this administration has been notable for abandoning".

McNeil had signed a standard contract with Ubrique Investments and was committed to paying for the full 42 weeks regardless of whether or not she dropped out.