Sentence examples for actually been committed from inspiring English sources

"Iain Duncan Smith and I have both actually been committed to party unity overall.

When the police look into the situation, it becomes increasingly unclear whether a crime has actually been committed, or whether Connie is slowly becoming unhinged.

(In Florida, the legal standard for blocking gun purchases is that someone has actually been committed to a mental institution or been "adjudicated mentally defective").

Also hampering any application for a European arrest warrant is the fact police cannot be sure any crime has actually been committed.

According to Sir Peter Scott, former vice-chancellor of Kingston University, Burgess is "the one vice-chancellor who has actually been committed to and interested in the curriculum, as well as in learning and teaching".

But with the trial threatening to last until Thanksgiving, the multiplicity of attention-getting defense lawyers and the intense media focus on the athletes began to drown out whatever crimes had actually been committed.

"The macro aggressions are actually being committed by these very people.

But as the murders are actually being committed, investigators prove far too ready to attribute the mounting body count to accidents, medical error, or a male perpetrator.

Does it seem unfair that you got caught while you were trying to pay the money back, not while the crime was actually being committed?

It is rather difficult to say whether or not Leibniz actually is committed to this denial.

Any financial firm that actually was committed to making integrity its credo, as opposed to its spin, would have long since hired my colleagues.