Sentence examples for committed so that from inspiring English sources

"The European Union, Russia and the U.N. must also be seriously committed so that a solution can be found to the crises stretching from Israel and Palestine to Iraq and Iran," Mr. Ahtisaari said.

So it makes sense for police and parole officers to keep close tabs on former gun criminals.Like nearly every other large city, Baltimore has learnt from New York's example in the 1990s and now uses computers to create up-to-date maps of where crimes are being committed, so that officers can be sent where they are most needed.

"We are very, very committed so that the middle class and workers don't end up paying the tab for a party we didn't get to go to, and the president is committed to that as well," said Richard L. Trumka, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., as he left the White House.

In this article, personal attributes of professionalism are described as the highest standards to which health sciences students are willing to commit so that they can develop through reflective practice the skills and abilities that include an understanding of ethics and the legal framework, critical evaluation and self-directed learning as described by Klenowski and Carnell [ 20].

Some critics say the amount committed so far shows that the restrictions are too tight.

But I've committed so many heresies that there's no sense in not making the final gesture".

Statistically, the surprises were that Djokovic committed so many unforced errors and lost so many points on serve – starting with the first three of the match.

"Scotland were more effective than us, they took advantage of the fact that we committed so many fouls," the Pumas coach Santiago Phelan said.

A Home Office minister is to warn people who set up forced marriages and commit so-called "honour crimes" that there "cannot be a pick-and-mix approach" to living in the UK.

But even if the treatment had been successful, such "medicine" would still be gravely immoral, for one cannot commit an evil so that good may come from it.

Or will we once again recognize that prisons need to be places solely dedicated to rehabilitating those who have committed crimes so that they won't commit them again in the future?