Sentence examples for aims to commit from inspiring English sources

"We couldn't understand that much," she said, "but we could hear voices and my father saying, 'They're taking me".' On Sunday, the state media issued a statement saying the authorities were investigating "a group of people who established and ran an organization which aims to commit crimes against the security and constitution of the country".

"The accused was aware of the group's aim to commit terrorist acts and supported it logistically".

The warrant stated, "The accused was aware of the group's aim to commit terrorist acts and supported it logistically," referring to Al Qaeda and the Hamburg cell.

This proposal aimed to commit the UK to leave the EU on 22 May with an amendment to Prime Minister Theresa May's withdrawal agreement.

"Their aim was to commit an attack," he said of the women.

My aim is to help people and cure people inorder to fulfil this aim I have to commit myself for the job " (IDI, male field supervisor) " I wanted to join this job because it gives me the opportunity to go deep into the house of the TB patient… Even this morning, I visited TB positive family and gave some education.

Unless the U.S. and its allies can adopt realistic aims and be willing to commit the financial and military means commensurate to those aims -- whether the end of Assad or the territorial integrity of Ukraine, they will continue to find themselves on the defensive, forever reacting to the manic impulses of Putin while the people of Syria, Ukraine and elsewhere are left to pay the human cost.

Ben Yearsley of independent financial adviser Hargreaves Lansdown says the high tax relief aims to encourage investors to commit more money to fledgling firms.

Oliver's Food Revolution Day is aiming to lobby governments to commit to offering children a better food education, specifically by targeting cabinet minister's weakness for novelty rap it would seem.

Mr. Van Rompuy and Jean-Claude Juncker, chairman of the finance ministers whose nations use the euro, which is known as the euro zone, were clearly disappointed by the result of last-ditch private talks on Thursday aimed at persuading Germany to commit to a broader accord, said a diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Essentially such interventions should be aimed at reducing opportunities to commit crime in the social ecologies and routines of everyday living (Clarke 1992, 2008; Cornish and Clarke 2003), with a focus on the pre-offence and offence settings situated within the social and physical environments of potential victims and perpetrators (Smallbone et al. 2008).