Sentence examples for both of which commit from inspiring English sources

This conundrum has worried some philosophers so much that they have opted for an ontology of tropes in order to avoid it, but realists have two lines of reply (both of which commit us to fairly definite views about the nature of properties).

Exposure of these iPSCs to DEHP, DBP, and BBP repressed the expression of AR and increased expression of p21Cip1, both of which committed the iPSCs to apoptosis.

These effects induce upregulation of p53 and downregulation of Bcl-2, which commit cells to apoptosis.

A series of declarations has been signed which commit both sides to peace, democracy and respect for human rights.

The International Police Task Force is teaching western ideas of law enforcement to Bosnian police forces, which commit 70% of the country's human-rights violations.

This ablation allows activation of Bax and Bak which commit the cell to apoptosis (Adams & Cory 2007).

A plethora of sex determination mechanisms exist which commit the embryo to following either the male or female developmental pathway.

It was purchased on behalf of the University of Frankfurt by the state of Hesse, which committed €25 million to the restoration of the structure.

Indo-Pakistan tensions are eased by the Shimla accord of 1972, which commits both sides to work bilaterally through outstanding conflicts, rather than via international forums.

In September 1919, as he toured the country to win support for the Treaty of Versailles (which committed the United States to join the League of Nations), Woodrow became ill, and his advisers insisted that he return immediately to Washington.

Rational endorsement, in turn, requires that we test our loyalties and allegiances according to the principle of universality, which commits us to morality.