Sentence examples for committed and encouraged from inspiring English sources

"There is sustained and cumulative casual sadism in the way in which these killings are committed, and encouraged, in the game".

Some of the recent efforts to which I have committed and encourage you to explore include: Arts and Culture for a Just and Equitable City, Center for Arts Education's Candidate Engagement Project, and One Percent for Culture.

We have to stay focused and committed and encourage support from all corners - from endemic countries, donor countries and the health industry - so all children can be immunized.

An offence is committed under section 44, if this is done with intent to do the same; under section 45 if it is done "believing that the offence will be committed and that the act will encourage or assist its commission"; or under section 46 where there are multiple possible offences being encouraged or assisted, and at least one is foreseen.

Offences under Sections 45 and 46 are only committed if the defendant believes that both the crime will be committed, and that the act will encourage or assist the offender: that they might do so is not enough.

Women's colleges are committed to encouraging and educating girls and women in STEM; and I'm happy to report that other women's colleges also are reaching out to encourage girls to think about a career in math and science.

Gawker Media Group writers are committed to instigating and encouraging honest conversation about the news, interests and enthusiasms that touch people most deeply.

What DOES move the ball forward is education and a fair and open dialogue, and I want Mr. Setoodeh to know that all of us at Glee are committed to that, and encourage it.

Our companies are committed to encouraging and practicing conservation and energy efficiency.

UPDATE: Nov. 17 -- A FIFA spokeswoman said Wednesday that the organization is "committed to encouraging and boosting greater inclusion and participation of women" in soccer, but did not specifically comment on the idea of requiring 30percentt women in its leadership.

But many police experts say Mr. Dunbar could further alienate members of New Jersey's minority community and undermine morale on the force if he leaves in place commanders who committed or encouraged discrimination.