Sentence examples for longer committed to from inspiring English sources

Organizations are no longer committed to long-term cooperation with suppliers.

Finally, Adobe benefits because it's no longer committed to a difficult, relentless annual release cycle.

No longer committed to one of the sides, it can work as a go-between.

In 1931, faced with a run on its gold, Britain abandoned the gold standard; the British authorities were no longer committed to redeem their currency with gold.

Since we accept member book numbers as is; we accept that we are no longer committed to keeping editions and translations together.

Mr. Timbadia was no longer committed to their dream of fleeing, feeling he had to help his mother raise his two younger siblings.

"Spotify can no longer commit to a 2010 US launch date, despite publicly declaring its commitment to go live stateside by the end of this year several times over the last six months".

CBS -- troubled, like other networks, by the growing and unpredictable length of awards telecasts -- had decided it could no longer commit to more than a two-hour show.

He also asked the company to reveal precisely how much money those ads generate, and criticized the company's announcement last May that it would no longer commit to donate those profits to charity.

"What happens when ordinary wage earners can no longer commit to loans for cars or houses?" According to the prime minister there's never been a better time to be alive.

But when it came time to apply last fall, she and her husband, a music teacher, felt they could no longer commit to the expense because of the change in the economic climate.