Sentence examples for committed asking from inspiring English sources

Some of the things promoted by groups like Flex Your Rights declining to consent to searches, maintaining silence, asking to know what infraction you've committed, asking whether you're being detained, and filming all encounters with the police— are legit in the abstract.

"What crime have those innocent people committed?" asked Kadim Mohsen, who on Sunday was surveying the previous night's damage in the central Baghdad neighborhood of Karrada.

If it's not getting committed, ask yourself if you're reaching the right audience, a big enough audience, or are telling the right story.

"Why don't Mrs. Clinton and the Obama administration say anything about this, this... terrorismo that the [de facto Honduran President] Micheletti and the coup backers are committing?" asked Oliva.

Given the immense political pressure to keep our children safe, I worry that giving someone like Alberto Gonzales the power to hold people forever for crimes they have not yet committed is asking for trouble.

But he also said that while his campaign is committed to asking hard questions and demanding answers, "we're going to do so not in destructive bickering or in personal attacks, but in the highest traditions of democratic dialogue".

"We are committed to asking you for additional sanctions if we fail.

Governors should be committed to asking challenging questions, should develop good relationships based on trust and should know their school, its staff, pupils and local community.

However, OCAD's student union is committed to asking these questions again, and helping other student groups do the same.

Here's a CEO and company that have committed to asking people to buy less stuff, including their own.

He insists that he does not believe he is a heterosexual or "cured" but that he is committed to "asking [God] to change my heart — so that whatever my desires may be, I choose Him over them".