Sentence examples for committed at all from inspiring English sources

If, that is, a crime were committed at all.

For juries, it becomes very difficult to establish value — and thus what kind of crime was committed, or even if one was committed at all.

For juries, it becomes very difficult to establish value and thus what kind of crime was committed, or even if one was committed at all.

Now her first novel in 10 years gives us a story where, as in the best of Patricia Highsmith, it's not entirely clear whether a crime is being committed at all.

In many of these extraditions, if a crime had been committed at all, it was committed in the UK and therefore should be prosecuted in the UK (the "forum" argument).

Benjamin Brafman, a lawyer who has represented Mr. Strauss-Kahn, said that "if anything, the surveillance footage supports the firm conclusion that no crime was committed at all, something we have maintained from the very start of this investigation; any suggestion to the contrary is absurd".

The study found that all participants committed at-least 3 driver deficiencies; 27 needed a verbal warning/command and 17 required a steering or braking intervention to prevent an accident.

The offences were committed at a school in North Somerset.

In a statement announcing Blitz's closure, Mr Oliver said: "Major clients have felt unable to commit to investment in significant projects, others have changed strategy whilst appearing committed, and others have been slow to commit at all - all of these things have continued to hurt our finances.

I suppose it's better than not committing at all, but really shouldn't we be striving for this every day of the year?

I feel the impact of this mistake every time I visit a prison and look on the sea of Black and brown faces who are disproportionately targeted, arrested, sentenced and locked up for crimes committed at the same rate by all racial and ethnic groups.