Sentence examples for are committed in the from inspiring English sources

"We are committed in the first place to finding those who are responsible," Rousseff said.

But if anyone succeeds in taking the gilt out of the legislature it will be these gilded youths, because the biggest crimes are committed in the family.

Companies devise new ways of not paying women and men equally; crimes are committed in the name of "humanitarian war"; and rape prosecution rates are below 10% throughout Europe – and falling.

JEFFERY DEAVER uses the analogy of a finely made timepiece to describe the elaborately constructed, elegantly executed crimes that are committed in THE COLD MOON (Simon & Schuster, $26) by a serial killer who calls himself "the Watchmaker".

What Lee uncovers is sadism as an aristocratic taste, one that is indulged most effectively by means of vast expenditures of money — and one that is inseparable from a wide range of crimes and transgressions, whether those that are committed in the furious effort to gain and keep power or those that are committed in pursuit of their pleasant perks.

Professor Philip Zimbardo of Stanford University tells the programme that more crimes are committed in the name of obedience than disobedience: 'It is those who follow any authority blindly who are the real danger.' Zimbardo carried out a famous experiment in 1971 at Stanford University when volunteer students were split into guards and inmates in a makeshift underground jail.

"Whether they're committed in the heart is another matter.

The offence against the woman was committed in the UK.

Indeed, countless crimes had been committed in the attempt.

Murder was committed in the exercise yard today.

You're committed in the same way you might be committed to a marriage.