Sentence examples for been committed either to from inspiring English sources

Following the defeat of d'Erlon's Corps, Ney had few infantry reserves left, as most of the infantry been committed either to the futile Hougoumont attack or to the defence of the French right.

They are committed either to interpret human well-being as a single value, or as a set of incommensurable values that are empirically connected.

The third way is distinguished from the first because it eschews congregational sanctions against anyone who is committed either to celibacy or faithfulness to one partner -- male, female, or ambiguously gendered.

Little new restoration money has been committed, either.

In times of crisis, they are committed — either legally or to maintain their reputations — to stepping in to buy those securities.

The court's jurisdiction extends to offenses that occurred after July 1 , 2002 that were committed either in a state that has ratified the agreement or by a national of such a state.

To my mind, where there is clear evidence to a criminal standard of a crime being committed either in the UK or from the UK and jurisdiction is being contested, an English court should be required to determine the strength of the evidence and the "forum conveniens" – that is, the location of any prosecution.

Moreover, most crimes are committed either in the heat of the moment or by career criminals who consider themselves invincible.

The motion goes on to describe the decision as a "betrayal of Leeds and the Tetley's brand" which shows that "Carlsberg UK is not committed either to Tetley's nor to Leeds".

Several distinct genetic mechanisms lead to acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) malignant transformations deriving from distinct lymphoid precursor cells that have been committed to either T-lineage or B-lineage differentiation.

Nor can one be an agnostic while affirming the paradigmatic natural law view: for agnosticism is the refusal to commit either to God's existence or nonexistence, whereas the paradigmatic natural law view involves a commitment to God's existence.