Sentence examples for committed in advance from inspiring English sources
So we know the crimes they've committed in advance".
The first is that founders of megachurches made them attractive to people who were mildly religious but not committed in advance.
Under the new FFP rules voluntary agreement applications would have to be submitted by 31 December of the preceding year, with funds committed in advance and guaranteed over the agreement period.
(Those who apply under early decision programs commit in advance to enroll if accepted, and lose the ability to compare other colleges' financial aid offers).
Both D66 and the Christian Democrats insist that the government commit in advance to new deficit-cutting measures to balance out any tax cuts.
To make any agreement seem plausible, leaders would have to commit in advance to sharing jurisdictions that could never be separated, from sewage to broadband.
Students who are accepted under such programs commit in advance to enroll at a college, so the practice automatically improves an institution's yield rate.
It considers those boundaries indefensible and does not want to commit in advance to giving up land within Israel in exchange for keeping settlement blocs in the West Bank.
It ensured its supply by ordering cuts of meat that were not in relatively high demand and by committing in advance to buy a year's worth, said Dan Fogarty, its executive vice president for marketing.
(Those who apply under early-decision programs commit in advance to enroll if accepted, and lose the ability to compare other colleges' financial aid offers; early-action programs like Princeton's are not binding on applicants).
