Sentence examples for committed to technological from inspiring English sources
"We are committed to technological excellence, we need to be ahead of the curve".
"China isn't so committed to technological change that they're willing to let foreign companies with the best technology operate freely in their markets," Hundt says.
But the effort has fallen far short of its goals, provoking criticism that the government is committed to a technological solution so ambitious that it will either never work or be achieved only at an unacceptably high price.
Wester: With our being a car company committed to the technological, Zegna are very helpful in reminding us to focus on warmth.
At this year's IIC, over $1 million was awarded to organizations (both for profit and non-profit) that are committed to inclusion of technological innovations for economic prosperity of base and middle income earners.
But telemedicine has a role in all places: The Veteran's Affairs network is committed to expanding their technological offerings, as is Google, a public health division of which created a medical records app at the height of the Ebola crisis.
A mechanical engineer and businessman committed to developing Israel's technological edge, he established the Harry Stern Family Center for Continuing Education and External Studies to provide career-long training for industry professionals.
"We're committed to Inograd and a new, technological Russia," Mr. Guff told Mr. Medvedev at the meeting.
The deal is a reminder the BlackRock is committed to staying ahead of the technological curve, as well as a sign that automated investment advice is here to stay.
As a leading international technological university committed to excellence, it is fitting that we recognise their inspiring achievements and we look forward to welcoming them to the university in November".
Combining these advances with comprehensive support services, the SCI is committed to giving patients every clinical and technological advantage in the prevention and treatment of cancer.
