Sentence examples similar to retracted commitment from inspiring English sources
When the N.B.A. prospect Jeremy Tyler, 19, signed with the Tokyo Apache last July, his baggage included retracting a commitment to play at the University of Louisville, skipping his senior year of high school, signing a $140,000 contract with Maccabi Haifa of the Israeli league and then bolting after receiving little playing time.
Mr. Kuchma has recruited a lively array of restaurants and cafes, but construction of the 84-unit condominium building came to a halt more than a year ago after Citibank retracted its loan commitment.
Though regarded with skepticism by some who claim that standards kill the spontaneity, individualization, and joy typically accorded early education, early learning and development standards have also been regarded as a tool to infuse consistency across a documented history of highly idiosyncratic, uneven, and often retracted policy and fiscal commitments to early education (Kagan, 2012).
Though his antipathy towards Japan appears strongest, South Korea is more likely to cross the nuclear threshold if Trump retracts the US commitment to extended nuclear deterrence in the region.
However, Mirabella does not appear to have retracted her claim she had a commitment for the funding before the election.
The way he explained it to me was this: "I concluded that my commitment to the rabbi was a volunteerism that could be retracted".
Books'R'Us retract their digital publishing commitment blaming the ease of re-transmission of digital items on the Internet, and return to traditional paper based publishing.
Stump and Kretzmann (1981) gave a take on this while retracting Kretzmann's original commitment to (1)–(4).
Covali retracted his allegations.
Cooker retracted the pole.
