Sentence examples for committed a significant from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Iwaki is one conductor who puts his money where his heart is; by all accounts, he has committed a significant portion of his income to commissioning).

In Britain, for example, the Information Commissioner's Office said last November that Google had committed a "significant breach" of the law, but did not fine the company.

Young people committed "a significant portion" of sexual offences, resulting in trauma to both victims and perpetrators, and the taskforce discovered evidence of sexual favours and prostitution to obtain alcohol and drugs, including among underage boys and girls.

Ernie also committed a significant amount of time to the development of the financial markets, by working closely with the Securities Industry Association, Bond Market Association, The Federal Reserve and the New York Stock Exchange.

Google committed a "significant breach" of data protection laws when its Street View cars "mistakenly" collected people's email addresses and passwords over unsecured WiFi networks, the Information Commissioner has ruled.

PARIS -- British data protection officials said Wednesday that Google had committed a "significant breach" of privacy laws when its Street View mapping service gathered e-mail messages, computer passwords and other personal information without the owners' knowledge.

Brown would like the government to commit a significant sum — say $1 billion a year — to subsidize start-up costs for grocery stores in low income areas.

Yes, it has recently redressed years of neglect by committing a significant sum of money towards "capital" expenditures.

This paper concludes that teachers who are early technology adopters and commit a significant portion of their time to incorporating educational technology into their teaching are more likely to adopt new technology, regardless of its complexity.

Next, the panel discussed whether a small business needs to commit a significant amount of budget for effective training, and whether it's fair to expect staff to commit time outside of work to their professional development.

A further £10m a year is to be ring-fenced for investment British film-making, with Film4 committing a "significant proportion" of its spend to development, short films and low-budget features.