Sentence examples for committed increases from inspiring English sources

Motive has implications for any sentence in the trial — a finding that a hate crime has been committed increases the minimum sentence — and for the complexion of the entire case: José Sucuzhañay's beating in 2008 filled the streets with marchers and politicians outraged at the report of a killing brought on by bias.

The Spanish committed increasing number of troops and ships to the siege, postponing the planned invasion of England by the Armada of 1779.

Over the next few years the range of computer crimes being committed increased, and laws were passed to deal with issues of copyright, privacy/harassment (e.g., cyber bullying, cyber stalking, and online predators) and child pornography.

NANOG is thought to prevent differentiation, and hence when it reaches low levels, the probability to commit increases.

The emergence of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS, or "e-cigarettes") has resulted in nicotine and tobacco scientists committing increased resources to studying these products.

As we commit increasing numbers of personnel and more hardware to US-led military operations, the risk of being caught up in illegal acts will only increase.

As we commit increasing numbers of personnel and more hardware to US-led military operations, the risk of being caught up in illegal acts will only increase.

Nato likewise is committed to increasing defence spending and increasing the percentage of defence spending that goes on new equipment.

This occurs because, as the number of commits increases, more memory is used to calculate the commit history graph.

Other cinema chains – the Curzon among them – have committed to increasing their workers' pay in line with the increased London living wage, now at £9.75 an hour.

Also committed to increase forest cover by 40 million hectares by 2020 and increase forest stock volume 1.3 billion cubic meters above 2005 levels by 2020.