Sentence examples for directors committed from inspiring English sources

Both directors, committed to close psychological observation and day-to-day realism, also draw on a rich and variegated native tradition that is evident in their work without being obvious.

That means that the money should not be advanced until it is clear whether Enron's executives and directors committed fraud, the filing suggests.

This prompted an organizational shake-up that led the company to end its 18-year relationship with the Barbican Theater in London and modify its tradition of working as an ensemble theater company, with actors and directors committing their services for 18- to 24-month stretches.

Elise Bernhardt, the current director, committed the space and $50,000 in seed money.

Extending the metaphor of brothel as theater, he likened the madam in "House of Pleasures" to a director committed to putting on a nightly show and consumed by the logistics and economics of doing so.

In a tragic turn, Yoshiki Sasai, a highly respected stem cell scientist who was a co-author of the papers and CDB deputy director, committed suicide on 5 August.

For its part, UNICEF's Executive Director committed the organization to working with the Guatemalan government to accelerate progress on child protection and combatting violence against children.

"The management team and the board of directors are committed to fulfilling their responsibilities to all shareholders," Sealy said in a statement.

Families can then look online to see which local funeral directors have committed to be fair and honest about the costs involved.

The Rugby Football League's board of directors are committed to promoting a Championship club to Super League for 2012 and will decide next July which Super League club will make way for the arrival of Widnes, Halifax or Barrow.

"Both CERN and Fermilab directors are committed to supporting each other and the global particle physics community in addressing the most important fundamental questions of our era," they said.