Sentence examples for committed to salaries from inspiring English sources

In a year in which the world record transfer fee was broken by Gareth Bale's move to Real Madrid, the total amount committed to salaries, taxes and additional costs saw six deals break the 100 million euro barrier.

He is committed to clearing salary-cap space in 2010, making it difficult to sign players in 2009.

The Knicks are committed to clearing salary-cap space in 2010 and would take on a big contract only to get a star player.... Tim Thomas did not play in the second half because of pain in his sprained right big toe.

He noted that Colonel Qaddafi had committed to paying the salaries for the staff of 20 for the next 20 years.

A Sanctuary official said the group was committed to reviewing the salaries of its lower-paid staff each year and worked hard to benchmark pay grades across the sector.

However, Ross left the BBC in mid 2010 and in the past couple of years the corporation has committed to reducing the salaries of on-screen and off-screen talent.

According to players association figures, the Jets already have nearly $78 million committed to the 2004 salary cap.

"As a club, we always try to operate with the highest integrity and we are fully committed to making the salary cap work," the statement said.

For us, for now, it's a good model because having somebody as an employee means one: that you are committed to their entire salary, plus benefits, plus everything else that you have to do, which basically means that you're sort of doubling the amount that you're paying them and that, we can't afford.

The Knicks are committed to $71.5 million in player salaries next season, a decrease of $22.5 million from 2008-9.

One friend committed to looking up comparable salaries outside her instructing gig.