Sentence examples for fulfilling a commitment from inspiring English sources
On Thursday Future said the green shoots of recovery are well under way and that the US is now "close to returning to profitability, fulfilling a commitment we made a year ago to be profitable in the US in 2013".
Military officials said they would go to similar lengths to identify and honor any service member, fulfilling a commitment that dates to the Korean War.
Nor does it require a university to choose between maintaining a reputation for excellence or fulfilling a commitment to provide educational opportunities to members of all racial groups.
He said, 'You had a hell of a career -- three medals, a world championship, an Olympic medal.' " Pedro said he would retire from the sport in December after fulfilling a commitment for a local team.
Mr. Kaufman's appointment, and his absence from next year's field, mean the younger Mr. Biden, now fulfilling a commitment with his National Guard unit in Iraq, will not need to face an incumbent if he seeks the seat.
But the company also said that it had agreed to sell its insecticide and fungicide business to BASF for $1.16 billion, fulfilling a commitment it made last year to win European regulatory approval to buy Aventis CropSciences.
South Korea finds itself having to buy the garlic from China to fulfill a commitment it made last year to settle a previous trade dispute.
The first challenge was to run the Arlington Million, the track's signature race, and fulfill a commitment to NBC and the sponsor, Budweiser.
In "Stardust Memories," from 1980 (which I discuss in this clip), Woody Allen plays Sandy Bates, a director who grudgingly fulfills a commitment to attend a retrospective of his films.
The administration will also warn A.I.G. that it must fulfill a commitment it made to significantly cut the $198 million in bonuses still promised to employees in the financial products division.
In a telephone interview on Thursday, Mr. Melamed said that he and the producers had come to a mutual decision that he would depart "Relatively Speaking" - a set of one-act plays by Mr. Coen, Woody Allen and Elaine May - so he could fulfill a commitment for Sacha Baron Cohen's new movie, "The Dictator," as well as pursue another movie opportunity.
