Sentence examples for committed to start a from inspiring English sources

Recently, SoftBank committed to start a $100 billion, new investment endeavor called the Vision Fund (which includes Apple as a $1 billion backer, among others): the Vision Fund is run by Rajeev Misra, who joined SoftBank from Fortress.

But they had lived together since 2010 and were deeply committed to starting a family.

However, Japan has committed to starting a new whaling program in the Southern Ocean at the end of 2015.

After the students staged a sit-in, Princeton's president, Christopher Eisgruber, committed to starting a university-wide conversation about changing the name of the Woodrow Wilson School.

All the world and its wife seems committed to starting a new party but unfortunately the plans are always prefaced with "reported to" or "set to announce".

On July 20, Mr. Cotza and Ms. Medina were among a few hundred people who gathered in a sweltering Crotona Park for a daylong festival of drag performances, speeches from elected officials and tables providing free condoms and H.I.V. tests, organized by a small group of volunteers committed to starting a new gay and lesbian center in the Bronx.

It is designed primarily for students who are committed to starting a company while in school.

We had our kids about the same time and were both committed to starting a food line geared toward babies (and now older kids) that would be healthful.

He said his back hurt less, he was more aware of his own inherent wholeness, and he was committed to starting a family.

"The prime minister is... committed to starting a fundamental debate on dealing with the problem of sustainability of the Greek national debt," a statement signed by the government and three pro-European opposition parties said in a rare sign of solidarity.

By keeping all her options open, the stay-at-home graduate ends up spending her time searching but never committing to start a career.