Sentence examples for article committed from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stone expressed her chagrin at how her quotes had been misconstrued, and others pointed out the litany of affronts and inaccuracies the article committed.

The article committed a couple of sins of omission*, among them a failure to mention Lending Club in the section on peer-to-peer lenders.

Meanwhile, Russia has, through the OSCE and the Council of Europe (see article), committed itself to common principles on such matters as human rights which is why other Europeans find its duffing up of Chechnya so dismaying.

where N r, N d are the number of edits for the article committed by the reverting/reverted editor.

The treaty gave Libya a free hand in Chad, legitimising its presence in that country; the treaty's first article committed the two countries to mutual defence, and a threat against one constituted a threat against the other.

7 December: Russian Office of the Prosecutor General has opened a criminal case over poisoning of Litvinenko and Kovtun by the articles "Murder committed in a way endangering the general public" and "Attempted murder of two or more persons committed in a way endangering the general public".

Article 47 commits the State to raise the standard of living and improve public health, and prohibit the consumption of intoxicating drinks and drugs injurious to health.

Jeremy Gilbert, director of strategic initiatives at the newspaper, noted that his team had intended to promote only a selection of Washington Post articles but proprietor and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos cautioned against "cherry picking" the best articles – commit to the experiment, he counselled.

In fact, it actually makes the work of people like Louise Mensch harder, because it reinforces the same attitudes that, in her article, she is committed to challenge.

Public affairs practitioners such as those who belong to member agencies of the Association of Professional Political Consultants APPCC), as listed in Mr Jenkins' article, are professionals, committed to high standards of behaviour and compliant with clear rules on transparency.

In this article we are committed to developing an understanding of what it means to treat patients as persons that will not have negative implications for anyone who needs health care.