Sentence examples for committed sometimes from inspiring English sources

Further, the report stated that: The Special Rapporteur met with detainees who had had their visa cancelled, revoked or not renewed because of minor offences, committed sometimes many years previously, such as traffic violations or misdemeanours.

The Special Rapporteur met with detainees who had had their visa cancelled, revoked or not renewed because of minor offences, committed sometimes many years previously, such as traffic violations or misdemeanours.

They're often perplexed by the size of our dishes, the quantity of ingredients and the recipe rule-breaking we Americans commit, sometimes going so far as to ask, "This is a joke, right?" But I grew up eating Italian-American food, unaware of its digressive autonomy from the Motherland.

Though many of them had positive observations, a lot of what they had to say dealt with their male companions being self-centered, boring, arrogant, duplicitous, needy and/or unwilling to commit (sometimes, impossible as it sounds, at the same time).

The proposition seemed crazy and unwarranted.…But then I thought that life (or the spectre of life) is constantly challenging us for acts we never committed, and sometimes for acts that we've never thought of committing".

Such border crossings are common inside the pages of Film Comment, a citadel of intellectually committed, aesthetically adventurous, sometimes prickly, sometimes maddening, sometimes baffling, if invariably lively and passionate cinephilia that is published bimonthly by the Film Society of Lincoln Center.

The numbers overestimate the proportion of rejected bug fixes because, while multiple commits often represent multiple attempts to fix a bug (i.e., a commit fixes problems with a previous commit), sometimes they are the result of a developer splitting a bug fix into multiple small commits to facilitate peer review.

Sometimes that could be the way they were the victims of similar crimes that they went on to commit (we sometimes call that "identification with the aggressor").

All 18 students will be suspended, officials said, and those who were already in the Roosevelt suspension center for committing serious, sometimes violent infractions at their previous high schools will be assigned to other suspension centers.

Detective chief superintendent Dave Clark, who heads the City of London police's economic crime unit, said: "Criminals are continually looking to exploit old and new technology alike to deceive both individuals and organisations into revealing private information that will enable them to commit fraud, sometimes on an industrial level.

She does this most powerfully in a routine about a well-intentioned friend visiting her in the hospital, while Bamford is on suicide watch, blithely repeating New Age hokum: "I just talked to my spiritual adviser who told me that people who want to commit suicide, sometimes it's time for them to go; it's time to move on to the next dimension and I want to give you permission to go".