Sentence examples for it had made a commitment from inspiring English sources

Ford did not tell Firestone about its research before going to the regulators because it had made a commitment to work closely with regulators.

To answer that question, Mr. Bush and his emissaries have floated a series of other strategies, variously saying that the governor's initial statement on "Meet the Press" was "misinterpreted" and that his real beef against Log Cabin was that it had made a "commitment" to John McCain.

And I had always had a particular self-improvement purpose in mind for my tattoo: that it should serve as a visible reminder to be a better person, a symbol that, every time I saw it, would remind me that I had made a commitment to myself to be good.

But I had made a commitment.

The country is already investing in a huge expansion of coal-fired power stations, though it has made a commitment to steadily increase the proportion of renewable resources.

The UK government said China's first ever carbon target was an "important opening contribution", but it reminded Beijing that it, and other major developing nations, had made a commitment to make a meaningful deviation from business as usual in order to hold back warming.

It said that both teams had made a commitment to avoid swearwords and that an absence of problems in recent years meant that it had not appointed a dedicated member of the production team to monitor the live feeds and deal with incidents of bad language.

He had made a commitment and kept it.

He had made a commitment.

"You could tell he had made a commitment," Carlyle said.

He said the company, which has been profitable since 2009, had spoken with a number of sovereign wealth funds but chose the F.S.I. in part because it had made a long-term commitment.