Sentence examples for committing to pay from inspiring English sources

When he met Jesus, he repented of his wrongdoing by committing to pay back the people he had harmed.

Earlier this month, the Giants designated Jacobs as their franchise player, committing to pay him $6.6 million next season after paying him $927,000 last season.

For a privately owned midsize publisher like Grove/Atlantic, committing to pay such a large sum up front would have been virtually impossible.

"Human-capital contracts" enable college students to obtain money for school without borrowing, by committing to pay a fixed percentage of their income after they graduate.

Manchester City have gone some of the way, actually agreeing to engage with the Living Wage foundation and committing to pay their interns, but there are simply no excuses for not just doing it.

Margins could improve if the restaurant served lunch instead of offering training, but committing to pay high wages and benefits adds more pressure in an industry where profits can be elusive.

The number of employers committing to paying the rate has picked up rapidly in recent years.

The company said full-year sales rose 6 per cent to £24bn while committing to paying an 80p dividend for the next two years.

The State of New York was committed to pay the other ten.

The governor also recently committed to pay all state government workers $15 an hour.

And he's committed to pay back more by working with the Humane Society.