I couldn't book the venues while our artistic director was committed elsewhere".
"Early in these discussions it became clear that we could win additional product and investment commitments now, that, if we waited until 2011, would likely be committed elsewhere," they wrote.
"We are committed elsewhere," said my honorable mate.
They are simply trying to notify customers about frauds being committed elsewhere, they say.
One painting, "The Red Room" by Matisse, was personally negotiated by Mr. Brown and will be seen only in Washington, as it has been committed elsewhere.
In England, precaution had long taken the form of "banns": a couple's intention to wed was proclaimed in church on three successive Sundays, thus giving a community plenty of time to determine whether either party was committed elsewhere.
Pet Airways, she indicated, has since switched back to its previous contractor, but needed to cancel "some flights during the holidays and into the new year" because that plane was committed elsewhere.
This would mean that universal jurisdiction is applied – so a perpetrator could be prosecuted in the UK and other national courts, even when the violations are committed elsewhere in the world.
But High Yield, with Pat Day riding him for the first time because Jerry Bailey and Corey Nakatani were committed elsewhere, heads for Louisville with the proper seasoning and pedigree.
The last five years have cost us dearly in lives lost, in thousands of wounded warriors whose futures may never be the same, in challenges not met here at home because our resources were committed elsewhere.
The European arrest warrant — which requires a member state to transfer its citizens without trial where there are claims that a crime has been committed elsewhere in the EU — should be the subject of a serious debate, uncluttered by partisan dogma.
