Sentence examples for will only commit from inspiring English sources

Germany, for one, is not willing to write a blank check for the project and will only commit to covering the 2013 shortfall.

But Mr Gorman will only commit himself to a goal of a "high-teens" return on equity "in normal markets".

He said: "Greece will only commit to them if Europe agrees to a debt restructuring, investments and an end to the liquidity crisis".

The company claim this is a "framework rather than a mandatory policy", but the unions smell a rat: they say that Unilever will only commit to Care pensions for three years, which leaves the way open for yet another downgrade.

"I think we will see more and more fast bowlers around the world who will only commit themselves to one or two forms of the game".

It is also understood that Lerner will only commit to a sale if the FA Cup finalists avoid relegation, with the club currently two points above the Premier League drop zone with three games to go.

And she'll only commit to doing four or five a year.

Indirect monetization will allow content providers to print money in a few years, if they'll only commit.

One hopes that a Fourth Global Forum will not only commit to ending gender discrimination but to actively promoting gender equality in the workforce through improved global HRH governance (see Table  4).

Morrisons only commit to a dividend that will be greater than 5p, suggesting a big cut.

2. Which sanctions will be lifted Negotiators have only committed to lift sanctions related to Iran's nuclear activities.