Gary Locke, the commerce secretary, who is President Obama's choice to be the next ambassador to China, rightly criticized Beijing last week for failing to make good on commitments to level the playing field for foreign firms.
"Typically, trading is priced off your credit quality," Mr. Miller said, and because the credit ratings of many energy companies have plummeted in recent months, the cost of borrowing to make good on commitments -- to satisfy jittery buyers and sellers -- has soared.
In order to make good on commitments to restore the Gulf ecosystem to a healthy condition, restoration must address both short- and long-term damage in three key areas: coastal environments, blue-water habitats and resources, and coastal communities.
Now is the time to count the ballots, make good on commitments, respect the results, and turn the page to a new era of opportunity and hope that the Afghan people so need and deserve.
The report's authors argued this increase in heat waves was already locked into the climate system, but warned that the post-2040 climate would be affected by whether or not the world makes good on commitments to deliver deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.
How much will the new party leadership make good on its commitment to governance reforms and adherence to the Constitution?
In coming weeks, he must press Mr. Sharon to make good on his commitment to begin dismantling unauthorized outposts.
The banks know about the owners' dependence on federal rental subsidies when they issue the mortgages, but they assume that the government will make good on its commitment.
Assuming they make good on this commitment, we are likely to see a substantial number of these projects in the future.
Noting that Mr. Gonzales has promised to cooperate with all Justice Department investigations into the resignations, Mr. Terwilliger said, "He continues to make good on that commitment".
