Sentence examples for make financial commitments from inspiring English sources
"It does not make financial commitments or offer security guarantees," he said.
"It would help if rich countries could make financial commitments," he said.
He would not have had the authority to hire or dismiss personnel or make financial commitments for the company.
The interim authority is keenly focusing on a pledging conference that will probably take place in January, at which various countries, including the United States, will make financial commitments to Afghanistan's reconstruction.
And the shift is happening at the most advantageous time for ABC because advertisers will soon make financial commitments for the next year; and based on recent performance, NBC seems poised to lose millions in the premiums it has been able to charge advertisers for its enormous audience lead in the mornings.
Unlike the Conservation Alliance, an Outdoor Industry Association program that has contributed more than $3 million to grass roots environmental groups since its inception in 1989, members of Business for Wilderness will not be required to make financial commitments to the organization.
We've all made financial commitments like mortgages, rent payments, college tuition and utility bills.
But few have made financial commitments to upgrade unsafe factory buildings or to endorse tougher and deeper inspections.
Thirteen advertisers like AT&T, McDonald's, Merck, Procter & Gamble and Wendy's International, which aim their sales pitches broadly, are making financial commitments to support the initiative for next season.
He left when board members there learned, after the fact, that Mr. Hamingson had made financial commitments without their full knowledge for the London production of "Hair" as well as for the Broadway transfer of the Public's "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson".
Unfortunately, after making financial commitments to these housing situations, some new MIT scholars have arrived at properties to find surprises such as incompatible roommates, unknown pets, unsafe neighborhoods, and poor conditions of the living space.
