Sentence examples for an executive committed from inspiring English sources
Beneath his boyish looks and charming demeanor was an executive committed to his convictions.
In contrast, in parliamentary systems, with power concentrated in an executive committed to the platform of the major party or party coalition in parliament, it is much harder to defeat something if it has been agreed upon by the party beforehand.
Michelle Obama became a community organizer and a hospital executive committed to eliminating health care barriers for the poor in Chicago.
But under federal law, a corporation can be charged only if an important executive commits a crime with the purpose of benefiting the company, as Mr. Belden said he did.
However, the threat of a revolt by the Liberal Democrats forced a reversal of policy: the executive committed itself to implementing free personal care.
In December, the SNP's national executive committed to a new equalities strategy which "might" increase female activism; it said the party would shortly give branches guidance on: a range of potential actions they could take to enable a greater proportion of their women members to become more active.
It was not until last year that the Scottish executive committed £7m for the national theatre.
When Heinz C. Prechter, the flamboyant automobile industry executive, committed suicide last summer, his family vowed to devote its efforts to battling the cause of his death.
After an investigation, the ICO said that the council's guidelines on data protection were insufficient and the chief executive committed to making improvements.
FIFA president Sepp Blatter last June averted a push for sanctions against Israel by creating a committee that to oversee efforts to address Palestinian grievances and report back to the FIFA executive committed within six months.
Before 1966, if a company's executives committed securities fraud — if, say, they lied about their financial condition or engaged in insider trading — and the stock price plunged, shareholders had few options.
