Sentence examples for industry committed from inspiring English sources

The 30-member board will include a 10-person council made up of "leaders in industry" committed to supporting the group's agenda.

IT IS a year since the investment-banking industry committed reputational suicide by paying bumper bonuses just a few months after the worst financial crisis in living memory.

In deciding against the companies in the compensatory stage of the lawsuit, which became essentially a trial on how big tobacco companies did business for decades, the jury had found that the industry committed fraud and conspired to sell a defective and dangerous product.

But even though the individual class members have yet to prove their cases and many procedural issues will be reviewed by higher courts, the six-member Florida jury has now found that the industry committed fraud on the public, conspired to conceal the dangers of smoking and placed on the market a product that was "defective and unreasonably dangerous".

Results obtained in this work may be quite useful to the food industry committed to microorganism inactivation using the innovative supercritical carbon dioxide technology.

This, and the use of nuclear power as a framing device, may present a challenge to policy-makers and industry committed to implementing CCS while promoting education as the main mechanism for public acceptance.

Even as the campaign ran on, the government announced a deal with the industry committing both to aim for almost 40,000 new forestry-based jobs by 2001.

These are now rogue industries, committed to burning more carbon than any government on earth thinks would be safe to burn.

It starts with the financial industries committing to aligning the interests of individuals with a focus on well-being.

A statement from the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, representing over 90percentt of the lighting industry, said the industry "remains committed and supportive of the lighting standards established [by the 2007 law]." Captions courtesy of NRDC.

In a statement, Matthew Bennett, senior vice president of PhRMA, a pharmaceutical industry trade group, said that the industry was committed to transparency and that members already submitted information about all clinical trials to a federal Web site, which includes basic information about the studies but not patient-level data.