The home secretary's discretion not to surrender someone after the magistrate has committed them for extradition is wide.
But players commit them regardless, for the larger good of the team.
For companies not to write contracts that commit them to pay for failure.
Sure, Caffrey's a criminal — but he's not violent, his crimes don't really seem to hurt anyone and when he does commit them, it's for the right reasons, no? Besides, how awful can he be?
If you have a curiosity about society, a questioning nature and a good imagination, plus a clear head that will enable you to ask the right questions about where and why crimes take place and who might commit them, then criminology is for you.
County health officials insist otherwise, and are drawing up a memorandum of understanding that will commit them to providing services for every supportive unit that gets built.
The provisions, as herein revised, define offenses and prescribe penalties for committing them, and are deemed sufficient for the purpose of enforcement.
Writing and suicide are seen by the subject who commits them, as remedies for memory.
Its fans would rewind gags about tampons and Trotsky, committing them to memory for endless quoting opportunities later.
The league strictly enforced illegal hits earlier this season — players were fined and suspended for committing them — and Goodell said it led to a notable decrease in the hits in the second half of the season.
