Sentence examples for retained commitments from inspiring English sources

During November, Fannie Mae's business volume, or the mortgages its owns, hit $61.3 billion–a 30% sequential increase while its retained commitments, which includes commitments closing in one to three months, shot up to a record high of $49 billion, up 46% from October.

Rohrabacher has retained his commitment to renegade action.

At its party congress in 2003, the PS accepted the rule of the market but retained a commitment to secularity, solidarity, and the general welfare.

Although he had lost the religious underpinning of the vocation that took him there, he retained the commitment to making the world a better place as a humanist.

Although emphasizing poverty alleviation and debt relief for the world's least developed countries, the bank has retained its commitment to economic stabilization policies that require the implementation of austerity measures by recipient countries.

On the whole, Shorten has not done too badly on this score: Labor has retained its commitment to carbon pricing, the mining tax, the Gonski reforms and the NDIS.

Moreover, we demonstrated that printed hCMPCs retained their commitment for the cardiac lineage.

Hamilton rose out of the Championship by overcoming Hibernian in the play-offs, and they have retained their commitment to youth development and being a community-focused club.

How many will retain their commitments, reduce or renegotiate them, or simply try to get out?

Recognizing the contingency of these values and the vocabulary in which they are expressed, while retaining the commitments, is the attitude of the liberal ironist.

It's about a new relationship with energy and the atmosphere, and we have to have a little patience even as we retain that commitment to moving forward.