Sentence examples for emerged committed to from inspiring English sources

A handful of dedicated entrepreneurs have emerged, committed to expanding the market — which now flourishes in pockets of wilderness too remote for the electricity grid to reach — in the United States, Britain, France, Japan, Iceland, Greenland, Canada, and more recently, Romania, among other countries.

He emerged committed to social reform and convinced that the writer had the obligation to address the social issues of the day.

If this continues, a third party will emerge, committed to cleaning up American politics and restoring a measure of decency and fairness.

Having emerged as committed to nuclear disarmament as when he went in, Vanunu declined to keep his mouth shut.

The leaders said they emerged from the sessions committed to preserving the peace.

Even at GE, which is wholeheartedly committed to emerging markets, around 180 of the top 200 managers are still Americans.

But European leaders say the next tranche of loans, due in late June, is in jeopardy if Greece does not emerge with a government committed to the bailout package.

The scientists and engineers at Philips Medical Systems (Andover, MA) recognize these emerging needs and are committed to providing open ECG data formats.

Spokesman Sietsma stresses that ING is still committed to emerging markets but is keeping to a strategy of "organic growth" rather than aggressive acquisitions.

I'm not predicting a worldwide bank failure, but when you recognize that Japanese banks have 118% of their capital committed to emerging markets and European banks 79% (U.S. banks, at 34%, are better off), you have to worry about those Russian defaults.

I'm not predicting a worldwide bank failure, but when you recognize that Japanese banks have 118% of their capital committed to emerging markets and European banks 79% (U.S.banks, at 34%, are better off), you have to worry about those Russian defaults.