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The minutes of the October meeting of the Federal Reserve's top Federal Open Market Committee also showed that it reaffirmed its commitment to keep the main US interest rate on hold at near zero until 2015.

"It helps the city address its commitment to keep rents affordable to low-income tenants," said Julie Walpert, assistant city commissioner of housing preservation and development.

She had signed off on the transfer in 2011, as required under the state charities law, but said she was revoking it because SUNY had betrayed its commitment to keep the hospital running for the benefit of the community.

That is the message of the Obama administration's "pivot" or "rebalancing" to Asia, and its commitment to keep most of its naval forces in the Pacific.

"The state is honoring its commitment to keep the exchange downtown," said Charles A. Gargano, the chairman of the Empire State Development Corporation.

Over all, the world is not meeting its commitment to keep the increase in global temperatures "well below" two degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, over preindustrial levels.

The Spanish bank Santander insists it is matching its commitments to keep credit flowing, and next week the other banks signed up to Merlin – HSBC, Barclays and the bailed-out Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland – will indicate whether they are meeting government targets.

Having revised many of its commitments to keep Greece solvent and within the terms of an extended bailout, Greece's Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis has had to come up with credible ways of funding them all.

Mr. Bernanke said it would be irresponsible for the Fed to pursue a temporary increase in the rate of inflation because it would surrender the credibility of its longstanding commitment to keep inflation around 2 percent.

After its policy meeting in January, the central bank dropped its open-ended commitment to keep interest rates low for "a considerable period" and said instead that it would be "patient".

Most analysts also predict the Fed will repeat its open-ended commitment to keep policy loose "for a considerable period".