Sentence examples similar to monetary commitment at stake from inspiring English sources

The deal locked the sponsors in at the same monetary commitment as the 2000 campaign, for a budget of about $25 million.

But he told Reuters, "The way out cannot be killing the stability pact and putting one pillar of our monetary union at stake".

A property owner doesn't have to stake any monetary commitment, but it does have to offer up between four or five spaces on average, plus around 200 to 600 square feet for Superchargers and equipment.

Foreign development assistance is often fragmented and vulnerable to the shifting economic conditions of the donor country making the actual monetary commitments unreliable at best and in extreme circumstances withheld entirely.

"The future of European economic and monetary union is at stake, and it is futile to howl against German egotism or Greek laziness," he said.

If so, our country's commitment to diversity is at stake.

This is what Senator Burr saw as the substance at stake: Price's commitment to dismantling Obamacare.

At stake, obviously is our commitment on world poverty and development.

Consumer data, sensitive business information, monetary transactions and business reputation; they're all at stake.

"This week, the stable future of the euro and thus the economic recovery in Europe and employment are at stake," EU Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn told Reuters.

What is at stake is International Monetary Fund's release of a $2.8 billion installment from a $17-billion 17-billion helprogram up dismal foreign-exchange reserves and an even more dismal economy.