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But he added that the commitment would be reviewed in 2014.

Dropping the commitment would be tantamount to a tightening of monetary policy as bond yields rise in anticipation of short-term rate hikes.

Health Minister Malcolm Chisholm put a brave face on it when he announced that the commitment would be met from 'existing resources'; that means someone else must suffer.

A Labour spokesman said the commitment would be "a good deal for the low paid, a good deal for British business and a good deal for the taxpayer".

The AoC welcomed the provision of free A-level equivalent education for young people but the association's chief executive, John Brennan, said there was a lack of information on how the commitment would be funded.

We had been reassured that the commitment would be honored, and have tried day and night to finalize this matter, but as of yet have been unable to do so, which has left us no choice but to delay the start of rehearsals for 'Rebecca' by two weeks.

UNITED NATIONS — An international effort to finance the reconstruction of Haiti attracted billions of dollars in pledges at a conference here on Wednesday, but the very size of the outpouring raised questions about whether the commitments would be met and how fast the financial support could help salve the needs of the Haitian people.

The net increase in that commitment would be about $200 billion over that 10-year period".

A fair test of that commitment would be a quick end to the dithering over D.A.D.T.

I assumed the Bafta commitment would be just another vague gesture.

Such are the divisions that E.U. diplomats say it is unlikely that the bloc's financial commitment would be settled at the summit meeting.