Sentence examples for committed as a matter from inspiring English sources

"War crimes are apparently committed as a matter of policy," the prosecutor said.

War crimes are apparently committed as a matter of policy," the report said.

Mr. Malick is committed, as a matter of quasi-religious principle and aesthetic temperament, to finding beauty everywhere.

When Boghossian declares that "Denial of moral absolutism leads not to relativism, but to nihilism," he could mean one of two things: Either (1) if you deny the existence of moral absolutes, you are committed, as a matter of philosophical logic, to nihilism, or (2) if you deny the existence of moral absolutes, you will behave nihilistically.

It is constituted centrally by perseverance in an association to which a person has become intrinsically committed as a matter of his or her identity.

It's chilling to listen to them talk so casually about the kind of violence they regularly committed as a matter of course in the gang life.

As one critic of Replacement Naturalism notes: "the naturalist is committed as a conceptual matter to the existence of a test of legality….

It is to this shared professional commitment that the lawyer is ultimately committed, not as a matter of sentiment but of deliberated choice.

Are there any acts that one's sense of honor (or conscience, or ability to sleep at night) forbid one to commit — as an individual, as a nation — no matter what the promised end?

When a crime is committed, that is a matter for the courts.

Our approach is simple and principled - when a crime is committed, that is a matter for the courts," he said.