Sentence examples for committed more than half from inspiring English sources

In the 1950's, the French committed more than half a million troops to the repression of the Algerian rebellion.

Mr. Ezell, another former Dell executive, operates Techxas Ventures, a venture capital company that had committed more than half of the $5 million that WebTaggers had raised.

"It gives us a chilly feeling down our spine," Amin Awad, the refugee agency's emergency director based in Geneva said in a telephone interview, explaining that it had committed more than half its stocks for global emergency responses to its Syrian operation.

"It gives us a chilly feeling down our spine," Amin Awad, the refugee agency's Geneva-based emergency director, said in a telephone interview, explaining that it had committed more than half its stocks for global emergency responses to its Syrian operation.

As Business Insider noted, Mark Zuckerberg signed the Giving Pledge in 2010, which meant he committed more than half of his wealth to philanthropy or charity.

Rubenstein was an original signer of the Giving Pledge, an effort to help address society's most pressing problems by inviting the world's wealthiest individuals and families to commit more than half of their wealth to philanthropy or charitable causes either during their lifetime or in their will.

In 2010, Bill, Melinda and Warren Buffett, founded the Giving Pledge, an effort to encourage the wealthiest American families and individuals to publicly commit more than half of their wealth to philanthropic causes and charitable organizations during their lifetime or in their will.

McClellan planned to commit more than half his army to the assault, starting with two corps, supported by a third, and if necessary a fourth.

In 2012, he signed the Giving Pledge and committed to give more than half of his wealth away.

Insiders commit more than 70% of computer crimes.

But because Neustrelitz houses young men and women who have committed more serious crimes more than half of them violent there was a familiarity that made the contrast easier to digest.