Sentence examples for committed ahead from inspiring English sources

Because the statute of limitations has expired for most securities crimes committed ahead of the 2008 financial crisis, DOJ's course correction still won't hit the bankers and executives whose activity fueled the worst recession since the Great Depression.

And renters may not want to commit ahead of time, fearful of missing out on something better or cheaper.

The Malaysian offerings have generally been bolstered by a large proportion of shares being sold to so-called cornerstone investors — large institutions and wealthy individuals who commit ahead of time to purchase large stakes and hold them for a fixed period of time, typically three or six months.

Friends of the Earth and dozens of charities and campaign groups are calling on all Westminster parties to commit, ahead of the election, to repeal the act and to replace it with a law that safeguards the role of charities and campaign groups in highlighting important issues, even if they are politically contentious.

We treat the emergence of monetary function as a problem in mechanism design, modeled by minimal strategic market games that overcome a generalized Jevons failure when agents must commit ahead of time to specialist resource production.

Mr. Assad announced what the official news agency, SANA, described as a general amnesty on crimes committed before Tuesday, ahead of the country's independence day, but said "crimes of treason, espionage and terrorism were excluded".

Dotcom said be believed that Aaron Swartz, the internet activist who committed suicide ahead of a trial hearing in which a state prosecutor was seeking a jail term for the copying of files from the JSTOR scientific service, had become a "political target" after helping organise opposition to the Stop Online Piracy Act (Sopa) early in 2012.

Defence Equipment Minister Peter Luff, who was also speaking at the event, told BBC News: "[The science budget] is less contractually committed further ahead - less locked in, and that's the problem.

In a recent peer-reviewed research paper, Bjorn Lomborg of the Copenhagen Consensus Center suggests all the carbon-cutting promises countries committed to ahead of Paris would cut global temperatures by just 0.05°C (0.09°F) by 2100.

In February 2012, White expressed doubts at a panel at New York University about whether banks had committed crimes ahead of the financial crisis.

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