Sentence examples for was committed to collaborating from inspiring English sources

Lonnel Coats, chief executive of Eisai Inc., the American subsidiary of the Japanese drug company, said Eisai was "committed to collaborating with Arena to address the F.D.A.'s requests".

The New Zealand 1986 VLBW Follow-up Study investigators are committed to collaborating with other studies as part of the Adult Born Preterm International Collaboration (APIC), which has been initiated by the Helsinki, Finland group [ 70].

Bear experts at the meeting said the treaty parties were committed to collaborating on programs aimed at limiting direct threats to bear populations from increasing tourism, shipping and oil and gas drilling in the warming region.

Asked for comment on playing a possible role in Mr. Bush's Moon-Mars endeavor, China's Foreign Ministry answered in broad terms, noting that China is committed to collaborating with other space-faring nations, including the United States.

BACD is committed to collaborating closely with families of disabled children and includes parent carers in its management structure.

In addition, the legal representative of each health centre has signed a document stating that they understand the study and are committed to collaborate with the services involved.

By the time Mrs. Bing settled in America, in 1949, she was committed to finding doctors who would collaborate in these new techniques.

Governance arrangements meant the influence of positions (in terms of positional authority) and individual personalities were perceived as often overpowering the capacity of a service to collaborate, and reinforced the sense that not everyone was committed to the partnership.

Lincoln was committed to both.

He was committed to empowering the powerless.

He was committed to a psychiatric institute.