"We are committed to repaying the U.S. taxpayer," Mr. Carpenter said.
Tristan D'Agosta, Poloniex's owner, said he takes "full responsibility", and is "committed to repaying the debt"—eventually.
In exchange, he committed to repaying that amount if he won on appeal and, in addition, to paying a fee of the same amount.
A spokeswoman for A.I.G. said that the insurance company was committed to repaying taxpayers, but repayment would depend on market conditions.
An A.I.G. spokesman declined to comment on the potential sale, saying only that "A.I.G. is committed to repaying the American taxpayers and its transactions are pursued with this in mind".
It ran a primary surplus equivalent to about 7% of GDP throughout the 1920s, it was committed to repaying its war debts, and it experienced "internal devaluation", which is what deflation is called nowadays in the context of individual euro-zone member states.
"I would like to thank publicly Saracens for their support during these times, and I am wholly committed to repaying the faith of Nigel Wray, our chairman, and Mark McCall, our director of rugby, and all the other coaches, players and staff of this special organisation.
Many airports say that their current PFC user fees are committed to repaying borrowed money well into the future, and that as a result they have limited flexibility to fund new projects.
Newcastle United – Northern Rock (2003-2012) The bank was nationalised in February 2008 after two failed takeover bids, neither of which could fully commit to repaying 100 per cent of taxpayers' money.
The indemnification provision at most companies requires an officer or director to commit to repaying any advances if the person is found liable for breaching a fiduciary duty or engaging in conduct designed to harm the corporation.
