Sentence examples for committed in the process from inspiring English sources

They transformed Britain in the 1980s, they are proud of it – fine – and they have no interest in exposing the ugly deeds committed in the process.

Several criminal remedies are already available for specific offences such as assault, harassment, abduction or false imprisonment which might be committed in the process of forcing someone to get married.

In terms of 'commitment', that is, the amount of meaning potential that is committed in the process of instantiation (Painter and Martin 2011; Painter et al. 2013), the analysis has highlighted the important contribution of images to impart attitudinal meanings, in particular via facial expressions and body stance.

In Malaysia we based our discussions not on the RCS cases, but on the issues raised by the Korean stem cell case (based on the 2004 2005 infractions committed in the process of creating human embryonic stem cells) and the case of H5N1 discussed above.

Delhi responded by bolstering its military presence in Kashmir and brutally repressing those of its inhabitants demanding a plebiscite or advocating separation from India, committing in the process large-scale human rights violations.

We will assume that the errors committed in the separation process can have three different origins: they can be due to interference between sources, to distortions inserted in the separated signal, and to artifacts introduced by the separation algorithm itself.

The big hotel to which they had committed early in the process suddenly seemed unaffordable.

I'm not implying that any of your donors have committed felonies in the process of amassing their immense wealth, but you know what Balzac said: behind every great fortune lies a great crime.

"You commit libel in the process of attempting to write parody or satire if a reasonable reader understands you to be writing actual facts," he said.

"The N.Y.P.D. makes stops based on reasonable suspicion that a crime may have been committed or was in the process of being committed, or about to be committed," Paul J. Browne, a police spokesman, said.

While many elements of the $2 trillion cost cutting pledge fell apart, the drug industry remained committed to the process in the hopes that they could ultimately win out and defeat the provisions they most feared in closed-door meetings with the White House.