Sentence examples for was committed to pay from inspiring English sources

The State of New York was committed to pay the other ten.

Hampton said the board was committed to paying staff in a "commercially viable" manner and needed to pay "competitive rates to staff".

A representative of the group said Warner was committed to paying $18,000 of the tour's $60,000 budget, but that did little to comfort the band members.

McNeil had signed a standard contract with Ubrique Investments and was committed to paying for the full 42 weeks regardless of whether or not she dropped out.

Ms. Whitaker said her firm's recent increase of base salaries to $55,000 from $40,000 for first-year bankers, and to $65,000 from $45,000 for second-year bankers, showed that the firm was committed to paying some of the highest base salaries in the industry.

And he's committed to pay back more by working with the Humane Society.

BP says it has a "robust process to manage claims" and "is committed to pay legitimate claims" for loss or damage caused by the spill, all in addition to footing the cleanup costs.

For example, Sir David wants all leases contracts in which a company is committed to pay for the use of an asset over a long period of time to be recorded on companies' balance sheets as debt.

Some airlines, for example, lease all their airplanes and show no airplane assets on their balance sheets and no liabilities for the money they are committed to pay for those planes in the future.

And you have to have an employer who is committed to pay your social security benefits – or to be able to prove that you've got substantial private funds.

The company has said it will take a $4 billion charge against its earnings in the final quarter of this year to cover the cost of the break-up fee ($3 billion in cash and $1 billion-worth of wireless spectrum) that it is committed to pay Deutsche Telekom if the merger with T-Mobile USA does not go ahead.