Sentence examples for revenue commitments from inspiring English sources

For instance, in its fourth-quarter earnings release, Amazon.com said that partnerships with other Internet retailers represented more than $500 million in revenue commitments over the next five years.

One subject we kept returning to was whether the company's fixation with growth – its compulsion, publicly and internally, to meet the revenue "commitments" set by its top management – had contributed to its ethical and performance failures.

"We will not pass the benefit of this reduced rate on to banks and to ensure that we meet our revenue commitments, the bank levy rate will be increased to 0.130% next year," he said.

Tools updates, new rewards, hardware opportunities, and revenue commitments to help drive further momentum among developers.

This prevents publishers from locking in revenue commitments that they need for content production and site operations for the year.

Many adtech companies buy their supply by making revenue commitments and guarantees to publishers, effectively making their reach a liability rather than an asset.

Although common when maximizing revenue, commitment to limit the supply is less intuitive when maximizing social welfare.

Downward adjustments have also been made to intended revenue spending commitments".

The ageing countries of Europe face an unsustainable gap between future tax revenues and commitments to spend and to service government debt.

Revenue-raising commitments from new taxes and savings were subtracted from the spending commitments to reach the £27.9bn figure.

He pointed specifically to Baghdad's failure to give the Kurds their full due from the country's oil revenues, a commitment the U.S.-friendly Iraqi prime minister made in December to end months of distrust between the central and regional governments.