Sentence examples for committed both from inspiring English sources

This category can refer to crimes committed both within and against banks.

It would turn out that the same man committed both murders.

Why had the truth about the crimes committed both at Hiroshima and Nagasaki not percolated to the outside world?

Twice Scottish sheriffs found in Gough's favour that no crime had been committed, both in him being naked in public and being naked in court.

But they agreed to proceed on the basis of the 1972 Simla agreement, which committed both sides to resolving their differences through peaceful means.

What is essential, though, is that the next pope is committed both to reforming the dysfunctional Vatican civil service and to creating greater transparency in its workings.

The UN and the EU (particularly Britain) are committed both to preserving the peace in the south and to feeding the 2m refugees in the west.

Jonathan Lear, a psychoanalyst and philosophy professor at the University of Chicago, considers himself committed both to the therapeutic power of conversation and to the Socratic philosophical tradition of investigating life's pressing concerns.

People in eastern Sri Lanka -- part of the territory rebels claim as the separate Tamil nation they call Eelam -- say they know firsthand the brutalities committed both by government troops and rebels.

Prosecutors here have dropped charges against two men accused in separate rapes inside the Newark Public Library in 1998, after DNA testing found that a third, unknown man had committed both crimes.

As someone committed both to the Atlantic Alliance and to European integration, I judged that Nato would naturally remain the senior partner and the US commitment to European security would remain solid.