Sentence examples for be committed in order from inspiring English sources
Are war crimes to be committed in order to win a battle?
The counter argument is straight out of high school philosophy: the idea one immoral act can be committed in order to prevent a worse one.
Never before has a guerrilla organization so successfully intertwined its real-time war on the ground with its electronic jihad, making Zarqawi's group practitioners of what experts say will be the future of insurgent warfare, where no act goes unrecorded and atrocities seem to be committed in order to be filmed and distributed nearly instantaneously online.
A substantial amount of resources would have to be committed in order to obtain NGO vaccination expenditure via correspondence.
For low risk patients, lisinopril was the second most cost-effective option to implement but additional fund needs to be committed in order to achieve better health outcomes over thiazide diuretic.
I believe the money is an unnecessary validation that a crime was committed, in-order to profit in a monetary way aka evidence.
There is no judicial oversight or requirement that law enforcers prove a suspicion of a crime being committed in order to get permission to access this data, and the Greens are introducing a bill to change this.
There is no judicial oversight or requirement that domestic law enforcers prove a suspicion of a crime being committed in order to get permission to access metadata and in 2011-12 it was accessed 293,501 times according to the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act annual report.
For the prosecution, Daniel Wenner, an assistant U.S. Attorney, made two points that were probably of particular interest to Corso, who had helped the Feds set up the sting: several of the murders discussed at the trial had been committed in order to eliminate state witnesses, and the defendants had a history of obstructing justice.
The film's famous scene of the young Antoine Doinel's theft of a typewriter and the awful consequences that issued from that petty crime is derived from Truffaut's own terribly consequential theft of a typewriter, in 1948, at the age of sixteen, which was committed in order to pay for movie screenings at his own incipient ciné-club.
"Ethnic cleansing bleeds into genocide," writes Naimark, "as mass murder is committed in order to rid the land of a people...
