Sentence examples for committed directly from inspiring English sources

As for the overall impact of ABC's "Millionaire," Marvin Goldsmith, the president of sales for ABC, said it proved to be of enormous value not just for the advertising money committed directly to it but also for how ABC was able to use it in packages with other shows.

[Keep in mind, this was after Harry Reid had verbally committed directly to Congressman Jackson, and had received polling that Jackson was viable statewide.].

ATM fraud is more common and likely than a crime committed directly against customers who are in the process of attempting to withdraw cash from the machines, according to NetworkWorld.

With this change, developers stopped committing directly to Mozilla-central, and started to commit to integration repositories instead.

A judge had ruled that even though there was no clear evidence that he had committed murder directly, his mere activities as a worker at the death camp facilitated mass murder.

"Early childhood education programs are a critical piece of this puzzle and we are committed to directly supporting them," said Beth Swanson, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's Deputy for Education.

The company's strategic environmental responsibility manager, Todd Copeland, says the company considers Browne's findings too preliminary to commit resources directly to a project like Benign by Design, until it sees more solid evidence that specific types of products or materials, such as fleece jackets or polyester base layers, are contributing to a major environmental threat.

He based his conclusion on several factors: that the defendants were citizens of other nations; that they had only a minimal presence in the United States; that the conduct at issue took place abroad; and that the defendants were not accused of committing abuses directly but only of helping other foreigners to do so.

I do not suggest that the political parties committed these crimes directly.

It has also committed to not directly invest in fossil fuels (pdf).

Prisoners released directly committed crimes at higher rates than those released through transitional programs.