Sentence examples for committed class from inspiring English sources

The Times's analysis found that among the more than 400 people who committed crimes after winning back their gun rights under the new law, more than 70 committed Class A or B felonies.

Politics, particularly in the absence either of ideological division or committed, class-based electoral support, becomes a blur of vague focus-group perceptions, a half-remembered catalogue of events and electoral promises, likes and dislikes.

Democrats who think otherwise, he added, are committing "class war demagoguery".

Due to the timing of the intervention in the present study schools were unwilling to commit class teachers to completing the teacher version of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire, prior to and following the intervention period.

Harper's Iola Leroy; or, Shadows Uplifted (1892) attempted to counter specious notions of slavery popularized by white writers who idealized plantation life, while offering models of socially committed middle-class African Americans who exemplify the ideals of uplift that motivated much of Harper's writing.

I wouldn't want to commit any class of a sin with our confirmation coming next year.

So you have to figure out how not only to commit to class but to training and the competition.

Public employees who violated the new law could be prosecuted for committing a Class A misdemeanor and would be in jeopardy of losing all of their accrued benefits.

Russian State Prosecutors stated, "The analysis of the archive material shows that these individuals were subject to repression through arrest, exile and scrutiny ... without being charged of committing concrete class and social-related crimes".

The law contains a provision stipulating that undocumented immigrants who obtain employment with the use of a fake ID are guilty of committing a class 4 felony which, in Arizona, means automatic jail without bail.

Any person who attempts to influence any public servant by means of deceit or by threat of violence or economic reprisal against any person or property, with the intent thereby to alter or affect the public servant's decision, vote, opinion, or action concerning any matter which is to be considered or performed by him or the agency or body of which he is a member, commits a class 4 felony.