Sentence examples for win commitments from inspiring English sources

Oracle executives were not surprised by reports that PeopleSoft had stepped up its efforts to win commitments from J. D. Edwards shareholders, but reiterated the company's earlier demand that PeopleSoft let its shareholders vote.

The Obama administration has sought to use trade deals, including the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, which is awaiting congressional ratification, to win commitments from foreign partners on a host of issues including labor rights and environmental protections.

In this first round of fund-raisers, Mr. Reynolds is mixing big-city events in Washington, New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles with receptions in smaller cities where an established network has been able to win commitments from donors quickly, helping pump up the campaign's early figures.

The aim is not only to help keep the U.S. Senate in Democratic hands, but also to make grassroots contacts and win commitments in red states where Hillary could amass delegates in out-of-the-way primaries and caucuses the way then-Sen.

Mr. Trichet won commitments from governments on another longstanding issue.

Last Monday, American and Iraqi officials said they had won commitments from nine of the militias to disband.

Even when the Obama Administration believes it has won commitments from President Hu on matters of trade and diplomacy, action has been slow to follow.

The German lot now hold three important ministries, including foreign affairs; and they have won commitments to abandon nuclear power and bring in hefty eco-taxes.

Royal Jordanian, the national carrier of Jordan, signed a $500 million order on Tuesday for three Boeing 737-800s, while Airbus won commitments from Hong Kong Airlines and the Chilean carrier LAN Airlines for a total of 60 and0s and 15 wide-body A350 XWBs.

Mr. Cuomo said he was working his way down a list of A.I.G. employees, ranked by the size of their bonuses, and had already won commitments to pay back $50 million out of the total $165 million awarded this month.

American and Iraqi officials said Monday that they had won commitments from nine of the country's largest militias to disband, but there were immediate indications that the agreement might be difficult to enforce.