Sentence examples for to meet its commitment from inspiring English sources

Hull City Council said it was seeking a meeting with the stadium management committee to consider how it plans to "meet its commitment to regular and individual users of the sports hall within the community use rights obligations that fall upon the company".

Once market participants doubt, for whatever reason, the ability of a developing or emerging economy's central bank to meet its commitment to redeem it currency in hard currency at the promised rate, they will race to claim the country's external reserves.

On lending to small businesses, it said it was on track to meet its commitment on lending £12bn this year and would be able to raise this by £1bn because of the government's recently announced Funding for Lending scheme.

Labour faces similar questions about which taxes it would increase and what public spending it would cut to meet its commitment to eliminating the deficit as soon as possible in the next parliament.

Latest figures show that some 2,800 Syrians have arrived in more than 100 local authority areas under the Vulnerable Person Resettlement Scheme (VPRS) since it began, putting the government on course to meet its commitment, according to the home secretary, Amber Rudd.

It is not clear how ITV will be able to meet its commitment to provide 75 hours of children's drama a year unless repeats are counted in.

If the North fails to meet its commitments, it can be put back on the list.

If Russia fails to meet its commitments, it could jeopardize its next loan installment from the I.M.F., due to be reviewed next month, worth $4.8 billion.

If Congress does not vote to increase the debt limit, it could set off severe financial problems for the government as it scrambles for the cash it needs to meet its commitments.

Mr Granger recently threatened BT with the loss of a £996m contract unless it starts to meet its commitments in London.Some worry about the way Mr Granger has set things up.

António Horta-Osório, group chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group, describes the float as a "important further step for the Group" as it strives to to meet its commitments to the European Commission.