Sentence examples for committed to pay off from inspiring English sources

The problem, transportation experts say, is that there is little money left in the trust fund to pay for maintenance even though it takes in more than $500 million a year, almost all of which is committed to pay off bonds that earlier administrations issued to finance their transportation projects.

Pay cash or debit for purchases, unless you are committed to paying off the credit card balance every month.

But you can still commit to pay off your student loan debts, and all of your debts, in much the same way that a homeowner pays off her mortgage.

That's not what you'd traditionally think of as a bailout, any more than it's a bailout when you commit to paying off a bill over time and then decide that maybe you don't feel like paying the "bailout" one month.

Kozmo is committed to paying $150 million over the next five years to Starbucks for allowing Kozmo to use the coffee outlets as drop-off points for movie rentals.

We are committed to paying these debts.

It still has not committed to paying "cost-sharing subsidies" to insurers, and media accounts suggest Trump personally wants to cut them off.

In counties where the question was asked by an independent interviewer, rather than a probation or corrections officer, the percentage was even higher: In Marshall County, Alabama, forty-three per cent of the respondents admitted to committing crimes to pay off official debts.

If you can commit to paying that sucker off, then charging your flights makes sense mile-wise.

They were asked if they had ever committed a crime specifically to pay off court fines.

If you need more time for the pay-off, Rae recommends a home equity line of credit — if you commit to a timeframe to pay off the credit loan.