Sentence examples for preliminary commitment from inspiring English sources

He mentioned, for the first time, that over the weekend when the deal was negotiated, Bear had a preliminary commitment from an equity investor for a higher price.

The Baltimore package includes a preliminary commitment to fund construction of the proposed light-rail Red Line, according to administration officials.

On Friday, the State Department announced that the Export-Import Bank of the United States had made a preliminary commitment to loan China $5 billion to build four nuclear power plants in the Zhejiang and Yangjiang provinces.

If, in addition, the market were as large and impersonal as the American market, then s5 might be tempted to accept the offer even if he had already made some sort of preliminary commitment to C6.

The previous day, they had secured a preliminary commitment for the sale of another Strad, and they were in early discussions with Matthew Allain, of the Leo Group, for the possible purchase of another instrument this time with the payment not in bitcoin but in gold.

The previous day, they had secured a preliminary commitment for the sale of another Strad, and they were in early discussions with Matthew Allain, of the Leo Group, for the possible purchase of another instrument — this time with the payment not in bitcoin but in gold.

He added that Mr. Wolfensohn had received preliminary commitments from the Fuji Bank, a major Japanese lender, to provide financing.

At the end of the day, all participants turned in their preliminary commitments to action in their immediate areas of responsibility.

Nissan has received 71,000 preliminary commitments (people expressing interest online and giving contact information to get first dibs when reservations open, in April) for the 4-door hatchback and is on-track to start test-drives this fall, with deliveries in December.

The architect of the Davis offer, former Seagram Co. Chief Financial Officer Brian Mulligan, is said to have secured preliminary financial commitments from Bank of America, Fleet Boston and Deutsche Bank to help finance an acquisition.

Chicago's bid was supported by major preliminary corporate commitments, philanthropic efforts by wealthy Chicagoans, promised planning participation by a wide range of community and government leaders, and the enthusiasm of the citizenry.