Sentence examples for committed every day from inspiring English sources

"Every judge must be committed every day to not let their personal politics, their ethnic background, their biases, sympathies influence the nature of their decision-making process," Mr. Sessions said Sunday on the CBS program "Face the Nation".

Those of us who are not "persons of faith" are no less ethical in our lives than any of those "persons of faith". As proof, we could enumerate the myriad atrocities that have been and are being committed every day in the name of religion.

If you thought about some awful act you'd committed, every day, in graphic detail, enough to prove to a parole board that you had insight, the proverbial insight they wanted, needed, in order to let you go home, you might lose your mind.

The independent Syria commission estimates that two or three crimes against humanity are committed every day.

Let's not forget to focus on the animals, the crimes that are still being committed every day in the United States.

Brands need to think outside of traditional models and strategies to identify new ways to keep prices low and consumers committed every day of the year.

During mitigation Peter Ratliff, defending Doherty, said he was renowned for his drug abuse, adding: "It's an offence which addicts commit every day of every year".

Perhaps the most extreme form of work-around is the low-grade, "penny ante" law bending that consumers commit every day to circumvent restrictions they find irritating or petty.

During mitigation Peter Ratliff, defending Doherty, said he was renowned for his drug abuse, adding: "It's an offence which addicts commit every day of every year". He said of his client, who has fronted indie bands Libertines and Babyshambles and has recently been touring as a solo artist: "Any claim that this defendant somehow glamorises drug use is misguided.

"Tennis starts at a very young age and you're basically committing every day of your life to tennis," said Sharapova, who last year had her best run at the French Open, reaching the last four before losing to Ivanavic, the runner-up to Henin.

Mr Pullman added that he chose the title of Duke of Cittàgazze principally for reasons of euphony, but also "in acknowledgement of the thefts that all writers commit every day, we being creatures of the jackdaw or magpie class".