Sentence examples for having commitments from inspiring English sources

He set out the US position: "We would lean to having commitments in the first quarter of 2015 – that is not hard and fast, but a rule of thumb".

But it's still a step forward". He set out the US position: "We would lean to having commitments in the first quarter of 2015 – that is not hard and fast, but a rule of thumb". Connie Hedegaard, the EU climate commissioner, said there was an increasing "traction" for such an outcome, and that major developing and developed countries backed it.

"We are seeing a mini-boom in leasing activity, and the speculative building will start sprouting up," said Joann Saul, manager of research for Cushman and Wakefield of Long Island, a commercial brokerage, referring to developers putting up buildings before having commitments from tenants.

"But it just shows the world has become so small these days, playing different tours and having commitments either side of the Atlantic.

(However, it hardly entails them; one can consistently be an alethic pluralist about truth, for instance, without necessarily having commitments to linguistic pluralism about truth predicates, or about concepts like fact or actuality).

However, this is further complicated by midwives having commitments to tasks other than postnatal care, and also part-time working.

We have jobs, families and friends and we have commitments.

"We had commitments that did not materialize," she said.

The club reportedly has commitments from seven buyers.

We also have commitments in Afghanistan, of course.

His high-octane friends on both coasts had commitments too.