Sentence examples for are not being committed from inspiring English sources

"If you take, for instance, the gangs in Central America, most of the homicides and heinous crimes are not being committed by adolescents, but are being committed by adults," he pointed out.

In that at least colossal sums of taxpayer's money aren't being committed via murky deals in the kind of hidden-away government rooms that used to be smoke-filled.

Crime is not being committed to fund this, do you know what I mean?

And yet they deny an even worse atrocity today, because it is not being committed by the US.

"Projects are getting delayed and definitely new capital expenditure is not being committed," he said, noting that the power industry, which has struggled because of delays in policy making, was among the worst hit.

He kicked off his final State of the City speech last month by observing that felonies in the city had dropped during his time as mayor from 8,259 a week to 3,556, which meant that about a quarter of a million felonies a year were not being committed; most of the victims would have been poor and working-class New Yorkers.

It's a commitment to not being committed, as if he's prematurely rehearsing for being in it only for the money.

A minute later they are on an official date, but one during which both affirm that they are committed to not being committed.

For years people who have suggested doing less at European level have been accused of not being committed to a successful European Union.

" 'Lowest prices ever,'Everythingng must go' — that was my first real acting job," he said, "though I was criticized for not being committed enough to my Stanislavskyesque technique".

Giving away the prize money was "not being selfless, but being committed to public service", she said.