Sentence examples for an effort to commit from inspiring English sources
A school resource officer reports that a peer counselor told him that Cruz ingested gasoline in an effort to commit suicide and was cutting himself.
Post, wrote, "that this kind of talk by a 'high' official amounts to psychological warfare on the President, in an effort to commit the U.S., in the hopes of deterring the Communists, to action the president himself refused to agree to in advance".
Such an effort to commit fraud or reverse a transaction would require overwhelming computing resources.
Mr. Hu acknowledged that each of those issues needed attention, but deflected every effort to commit China to concrete action.
Prior research suggests that three SCP techniques are particularly salient in preventing maritime piracy: Increasing the Perceived Effort to Commit Piracy, Increasing the Perceived Risk to Commit Piracy, and Reducing the Anticipated Rewards of Piracy.
A class-action lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in New York by a pair of Californians alleged that Jordan's robocalls were part of efforts to "commit willful torts for his own personal gain".
An outlandish plot to attack the 91 Freeway is just the latest in several aborted efforts to commit terrorism at transportation hubs, law enforcement authorities say.
This is perhaps a response to the cheap Mac OS X updates sold by rival Apple (Mountain Lion, the upcoming OS X update, will cost $20 per download), or perhaps an effort to get customers to commit to Windows 8. Will these lower prices spell higher adoption rates for Windows 8 when it's released this fall?
The talk, other than the argument about whether we could survive in a room without air conditioning, was mostly about how much shucking and jiving the U.S. had done in Copenhagen, all in an effort not to commit to anything terribly serious regarding changes that nations must make to combat climate change.
After the Arab Spring uprisings, in 2011, King Abdullah, in an effort to mitigate dissent, committed more than a hundred and thirty billion dollars for big-ticket projects in housing, education, debt relief, and pay raises.
