Sentence examples for committed to launch from inspiring English sources
Once solid rocket engines are ignited, the vehicle is committed to launch.
In the process, C4 committed to launch three branded national stations, including a rival to Radio 4, which aims to create a contemporary alternative to the Today programme.
Liquid-fueled rocket engines are usually allowed to fire for a few seconds before the vehicle is committed to launch; a rapid computer check is performed, and the engines can be shut down if there are any indications of a problem.
In fact, Samsung is busier than ever, according to Hong, having committed to launch more phone models this year than in 2008.
Mercedes-Benz had already committed to launch 10 new electric vehicle models within the next decade, but now it's looking to launch them by 2022, which is at least three years earlier than it had previously discussed.
While Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau has committed to launch a national inquiry into murdered and missing Aboriginal women, the latest stories have also amplified calls for a broader provincial investigation.
We are committed to launching the scheme as soon as possible to minimise disruption to stakeholders," it added.
Philips and Sharp have also committed to launching Android TV models, leaving Samsung, LG and Panasonic as the only major brands not committed to it.
Upon leaving her job, she came to Boston, "fully committed to launching my idea," developing meaningful connections, and tapping into the resources around her.
The company is simultaneously developing six modern platforms an astonishing number even for a global giant such as Toyota and is committed to launching nine new cars in the next 18 months and up to 42 new models by 2015.
