Sentence examples for make a commitment for from inspiring English sources

"Erik said O.K., let's put family plans off and make a commitment for one more year".

But he said it was not sensible to make a commitment for 2015.

Typically, the buyer gets a mortgage commitment for the time it takes to build the house, whereas an outside lender is likely to make a commitment for only a short period.

However, students take classes in each pathway during the ninth grade, and at the end of freshman year, they make a commitment for the balance of their four years to follow one pathway.

Post 9/11, however, he believed this was no longer an option; the USG would have to make a commitment of decades, calling for a Marshall Plan for Pakistan.

A They've made a commitment for $475 million.

Mr. Cromer, the perpetually active Chicago director, has made a commitment for the fall of next year, when he will direct a revival of the William Inge play "Picnic" on Broadway.

Applications are due end of January, and in February on-site meetings are scheduled at the Institut to give both the students and the Institute the chance to become acquainted mutually, before making a commitment for the summer.

Following a request by the culture secretary, Channel 5 licence holder Northern & Shell has made a commitment for the first time about its investment in children's programmes, and will broadcast at least 600 hours of UK-originated children's programmes a year.

a for-profit entity, which makes a commitment (for itself or any related entity) to comply with the low-income occupancy requirements under subsection (d)(7) for any eligible multifamily housing property for which an offer to purchase is made during or after the periods specified under subsection (d).

But I will take an additional 1000 Police Officers on frontline services any day of the week, especially when NO other Party made a commitment for even one new policeman.