Sentence examples for it already committed from inspiring English sources

I'm told there is still no agreement on how to increase the clout of the eurozone bail out fund, the EFSF, which has 440bn euros at its disposal (much of it already committed to Portugal, Ireland and Greece) but is generally thought to need closer to 2 trillion euros to convince the bond markets that it's serious.

Scotland's current annual budget is around £14 billion - much of it already committed by central government to social security, health provision etc.

Tar sands oil has turned the Canadian federal government from a leader to a pariah on the international environmental stage, even to the point where news reports of leaked Canadian documents affirm that Canada has tried to weaken the already weak language around the phase out of fossil fuel subsidies -- something that it already committed to do as a G20 member.

That's in addition to the $1 billion it has already committed to its Venture Americas fund and other R&D efforts worldwide.

The nation does not take in nearly enough for the spending to which it is already committed, let alone for what it needs to add, like health care, infrastructure repair, environmental protection and so on — nevermind paying the bill for President Bush's war in Iraq.

It has already committed to close its own ivory markets but has not yet given a deadline.

RBS said it was "already committed" to an inquiry on how it treats small firms.

The group said it was already committed to an inquiry on how it treats small firms, following recommendations by Large.

America is in the worst jobs crisis since the Great Depression, and Washington is fussing about whether it will make good on the debts it has already committed to.

A spokesman for Japan Airlines, Stephen Pearlman, said that it was considering the Mitsubushi jet, but that it was already committed to the Embraer 170 aircraft for the expansion at Haneda.

Critics, including many environmentalists and top Democrats, said the proposal demanded no more of the auto industry than it had already committed itself to achieve on its own.