Sentences with phrase «made verbal commitments»

«Micah, I know a lot of schools are interested in you, and I know you've made a verbal commitment to Central Florida, and I respect that,» Williams said.

Maybe some company has already made a verbal commitment, which drove his decision.

Jonathan made a verbal commitment to LSU early in high school, but as a senior in 2008 he switched his choice to Florida A&M, a historically black college on Tallahassee's hilly south side.

Jevon Holland, a 6 - 1, 180 - pound safety, has made a verbal commitment to Oregon.

John Olmstead, a four - star offensive tackle from St. Joseph High School (Metuchen, N.J.), made a verbal commitment Friday to Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

De Blasio said that Carvalho had made a verbal commitment to both him and First Deputy Mayor Dean Fuleihan at the time.

If you've made a verbal commitment, you tend to honor it,» she says.

When you're scheduling appointments (or making verbal commitments to be somewhere or call someone) on court days, let those folks know it's a court day for you (or a depo day, etc.), and that you might be constrained by those requirements.

Not exact matches

We're going to ask [these 22 female GOP representatives] for a verbal commitment that they will stand up for intersectional women's health, that we will make it clear that includes immigrants, refugees, people of color and the LGBTQ community in the United States.

When verbal commitments to democracy are made a mockery of by actual practices, democracy is undermined at home and abroad.

Before you give a verbal commitment make sure you truly are committed to the club.

Although many countries have made substantial progress towards criminalising violence against women and promoting gender equality, the Series authors argue that governments and donors need to commit sufficient financial resources to ensure their verbal commitments translate into real change.

When they display ideologically or culturally motivated reasoning, individuals treat the new information or evidence as «more consistent» or «less consistent» with the proposition in question (the film shows the protestor «blocked entry to the building» or instead «made an impassioned verbal appeal») depending on whether the proposition is one that gratifies or disappoints their motivating ideological or cutlural commitments.

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It is wise to obtain written, rather than verbal, lock - in agreements to make sure that you fully understand how your lender's lock - ins and loan commitments work and to have a tangible record of your arrangements with the lender.