Sentence examples for poised to commit to from inspiring English sources

According to industry insiders, this implies that the director is poised to commit to the Potter film first.

Ryan is also poised to commit to another role vacated by its original star if she signs up to a starring role in the legal-eagle thriller Criminal Conversation that was initially written for Nicole Kidman.

Newcastle captain Fabricio Coloccini, 31, is poised to commit to Newcastle for the rest of the season after the Argentine defender was told it would cost him £7m to quit.

Second, next week in Kigali, the world for the first time is poised to commit to the total phase out of one of the six major climate pollutants, HFC refrigerants.

It is poised to commit significant R&D funds to these projects as soon as U.S. regulations put a cost on carbon emissions, thus making alternative fuels and technologies more attractive.

They said the document — at least on the subject of germ attacks — evoked the air of an armchair theorist rather than someone poised to commit mass slaughter.

The UK has spent more than £2bn on buying and developing military drones over the past five years and is poised to commit an extra £2bn for another new unmanned aircraft, according to a report.

Congress was poised to commit $20 billion to recovery efforts, perhaps as early as today.

As it turns out, the phone you've found belongs to Darlene, one of the show's main characters and a black hat hacker poised to commit a large-scale cybercrime.

America's relationship with black men has long been one where they were considered threat, to be feared, poised to commit violence and yet the routine accusation against this first black president is of being weak, lacking swag, lacking the balls to act - invoking the absence of a John Wayne, get-it-done hyper masculinity.

Members of the S.W.A.T. team pointed their weapons at us, fingers poised to commit irreversible harm (3 30).