Sentence examples for and will be committed from inspiring English sources

Therefore the clusters probably represent crimes against very different victim groups and will be committed by different offenders using very different crime templates.

The resort's land isn't far from Edwards Air Force Base, and the Blast reports that the ranch will be staffed mostly by veterans and will be committed to helping those in the armed forces, as CBD, a marijuana compound that won't get you high, has been used to treat PTSD.

"The Honest Company is and always will be committed to progress and innovation across our expanding product portfolio.

"We have been and always will be committed to caring for our customers and operating within the law.

"But I want to stress it is a great honour to become the European Ryder Cup captain and I will be committed to getting everything right in the build-up to the 2012 match".

"I reject violence and terrorism and the government will also reject violence and terrorism, and I recognize international legality and international commitments and the government will be committed to what I am committed to," he said.

"The club and the NRL will be committed to working with Todd, his family and his management in implementing appropriate counselling and support, with the start of this process to begin tonight".

"I think that violence promotes violence, and if you find the police carrying guns, they'll be more accessible and more crimes will be committed with guns".

One could be assured that the new president and new coach (and presumably, new staff) will be committed to changing a culture that allowed such a thing to happen.

So, with Barack Obama and for you and for me, our country will be committed to his cause.

Offences under Sections 45 and 46 are only committed if the defendant believes that both the crime will be committed, and that the act will encourage or assist the offender: that they might do so is not enough.