Sentence examples for executive committed to from inspiring English sources
Beneath his boyish looks and charming demeanor was an executive committed to his convictions.
Michelle Obama became a community organizer and a hospital executive committed to eliminating health care barriers for the poor in Chicago.
In contrast, in parliamentary systems, with power concentrated in an executive committed to the platform of the major party or party coalition in parliament, it is much harder to defeat something if it has been agreed upon by the party beforehand.
In December, the SNP's national executive committed to a new equalities strategy which "might" increase female activism; it said the party would shortly give branches guidance on: a range of potential actions they could take to enable a greater proportion of their women members to become more active.
After an investigation, the ICO said that the council's guidelines on data protection were insufficient and the chief executive committed to making improvements.
The filing included a letter to the Treasury in which company executives committed to using "commercially reasonable best efforts" to manufacture at least 1.6 million vehicles in the United States this year and an increased number in each of the next four years.
In a statement issued on Thursday to the company's employees, William C. Weldon, Johnson & Johnson's chief executive, said executives were committed to addressing the manufacturing problems at the plants.
The city pointed to $80 million in capital funds that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's new executive budget committed to Fiterman Hall.
"The county executive is committed to doing things that are within his power to clean the air," she said, "including issues dealing with smoking and clean indoor air".
Parrish became the tobacco executive most committed to ensuring that a deal was cut, and he took huge risks to make it happen.
