Sentence examples for about to be committed from inspiring English sources

Most states require that prosecutors or judges determine that a resident's life was reasonably seen to be in danger, or that a felony was about to be committed, before deadly force can be justified.

The video shows three men in a black Mercedes, immersed in the prelude of a crime about to be committed.

Of course, if you had compelling evidence that a crime was about to be committed, you'd have to act.

There are a lot of crimes on the books, and the N.S.A. is also allowed to count one it thinks might be "about to be committed".

If citizens have "reasonable suspicion" that a crime is about to be committed against them, they may obtain evidence by recording it.

With stop-and-frisk, he said, "an officer has a reasonable suspicion that a crime is committed, is about to be committed, or has been committed.

Make the decision about whether you are going to be committed to practicing every day, for at least an hour.

About $6.5 million is committed to this approach.

It's about being committed to the commitment itself, rather than to the person alone.

Considering his rather glaring relevance to contemporary politics, it's striking that two important recent books about Marx are committed to returning him to his own century.

Neither of their representatives responded immediately to questions about whether they were committed to the new play.