Sentence examples for committed say from inspiring English sources
Instead, the law sometimes denies credentials to people who committed, say, minor drug offenses and property crimes that are often the result of youthful indiscretions.
At its best, a culture committed to the pursuit of happiness might be committed, say, to the diminishing of injustice; but at its worst, the culture of happiness may proscribe a whole range of feelings and perceptions.
The theory goes that, having committed, say, $40 million for the painting, and they only get a final outside bid of, say, $50 million, they might consider the profit inadequate.
"What crime have I committed?" said Nuzzi.
"Say what you want about the abuses that labor committed," says Noah. "They were adversarial.
"I'm not committed," said Senator Ben Nelson of Nebraska, who is retiring.
"When Rupert gets committed, he gets committed," says another industry observer.
"Our position is that no crime was committed," said Bruce B. Bendish, Mr. Garon's lawyer.
"Injustice has been committed," said Jorge García, 42, a motorcycle mechanic who admires Mr. Fujimori.
"There are so many obstacles placed on investors trying to bring claims when a fraud is committed," says Gerald H. Silk, a partner at Bernstein, Litowitz Berger & Grossmann.
"It could be a face-lift for them, an opportunity to deliver services and show they are committed," said Sheik Abdulkadir, a militia leader.
