Sentence examples for being about to commit from inspiring English sources
It states: "A police officer may stop and question any person who has reasonable ground to be suspected of having committed or being about to commit a crime".
They were arrested in four separate locations in central London, on suspicion of being about to commit breaches of the peace.
Terry v. Ohio was intended to free a. police officer from the rigidity of a rule that would prevent his doing anything to a man reasonably suspected of being about to commit or having just committed a crime of violence, no matter how grave the problem or impelling the need for swift action, unless the officer had what a court would later determine to be probable cause for arrest.
I am about to commit a new millennium offense for which there is no punishment.
Britain is about to commit to modernising its forces, as well, while France is halfway through the process.
One man's journal refers to "a sin as grave as the one I am about to commit," which sounds juicy, but the revelation is disappointingly unoriginal.
He even stopped himself short at one point in the interview as he was about to "commit news," as he put it.
One case history with which he confronts students involves an American officer in postwar occupied Japan who learns that some defeated soldiers are about to commit ritual suicide.
I am about to commit an act of meta-journalism.
