Sentence examples for is expected to commit from inspiring English sources

Davis Love III and Ernie Els had already committed to playing at Westchester Country Club (June 10-13), and Vijay Singh is expected to commit soon.

Standard Chartered has pulled out, while Santander of Spain is expected to commit independently to lending targets for its Abbey, Alliance & Leicester and Bradford & Bingley arms.

His comments come ahead of next month's launch of the Tory election manifesto, which is expected to commit the party to leaving the jurisdiction of the Strasbourg court – although a long-promised draft bill has yet to be published.

It is understood that she is unlikely to announce any increase in the quota of refugees to be accepted, but the UK is expected to commit more money and humanitarian aid at the summit.

Indeed, so determined is Mr Howard to reassure on that point that on February 16th, the shadow chancellor, Oliver Letwin, is expected to commit a future Conservative government to outspend Labour on health, at least initially.Much more than governments, which, for better or worse, are known quantities, oppositions need to win trust.

The Bank of England is expected to commit to keeping official interest rates low for a period of time.

The venture is financed by Vincent Bolloré, a billionaire investor, who is expecting to commit 200 million euros, or $265 million, to the project.

At Doha, countries are expected to commit to another round of fast-start funding.

Unctad said the SDGs were expected to commit to eradicating poverty by 2030.

"They will be expected to commit resources to creating housing opportunities for workers".

Ms. Goldin notes that after Barbara died, it seemed that she was expected to commit suicide, too.