"For every offender that commits a crime successfully, the chances of him going out and committing another one rise significantly".
I like committed, one-on-one relationships.
The National Audit Office's recent report on managing short-term prisoners found 60% committed another crime within one year of their release.
Sacre, back in the game after Kaman's ejection, committed another foul — and then one more.
Of the offenders now monitored by G.P.S., not one has committed another act of domestic violence; nearly sixty per cent were held before trial using a dangerousness hearing.
The right of individuals committed to one another to live in a stable, committed, loving relationship is something that we should all respect and be for".
At the Cavallaro's duplex home in Carle Place, about 10 miles away, a neighbor who lived above the family's first-floor apartment said that the Cavallaros were a close-knit family committed to one another and their religion, demonstrated by a crucifix on the front door.
Two years later, filmmakers and band have remained committed to one another and to the youthful idealism of the movie (as expressed through a devotion to pounding riffs and shrill lyrics, of course).
It's yet another movie about the fraternal disorder of the police, in which a gaggle of brothers, professionally sworn to enforce the law and tribally committed to one another, weep and rage and recriminate against a backdrop of urban chaos.
But the ideal seems to be that individuals who are committed to one another in a common way of life, and thereby can be called friends, should not feel shame or seek to deceive each other, insofar as they can, and so get to know themselves and each other better.
