Sentence examples for committed thus from inspiring English sources

They've looked committed thus far in pursuit of what might be considered a booby prize, but Portugal's Benfica have pedigree of their own and looked impressive in dispatching Fenerbahçe in the semi-final.

For all the faults that Clinton (and Blair) and company have committed thus far, there is one overwhelming fact that has to be faced: the Albanian Kosovars are being murdered en masse, and the only way to put an end to that is to intervene in such a way, ground troops and all, as to defeat the perpetrators and, indeed, to destroy the Milosevic regime.

Make no mistake: Romney has a large delegate lead over the rest of the field, and has accumulated close to 60percentt of the delegates committed thus far.

While the Pakistani Parliament has recently passed a law where the attacker can face fines or life in prison, tribal elders often turn a blind eye in the areas where such acts are committed, thus allowing silent consent.

During spermatogenesis, the process that in males leads to the production of functional spermatozoa, a pool of stem cells named spermatogonia, has the ability to self-renew as well as to be committed, thus producing primary spermatocytes.

The plot of "The Wild Party" (which is unrelated to Joseph Moncure March's 1926 poem or to the two forthcoming musicals it inspired) turns on Bow's character's decision to admit to a misdemeanor she did not commit, thus protecting a guilty fellow student who is dedicated to an academic career.

A civilian clerk takes witness statements because of cutbacks; a pair of officers leave a stakeout early to avoid overtime; an amped-up burglar avoids jail time by admitting to a series of crimes he didn't commit, thus clearing the cases.

"Any such appointment would simply give Ms. de La Renta the opportunity to pursue the vicious and self-aggrandizing vendetta against Mr. Marshall that she has shown herself committed to thus far," the documents said.

The development of mindfulness depends heavily upon regular and repeated practice; thus participants commit to daily 45 min homework meditation practice.

Minister Maroni instead claims he is protecting minors from adults who use them to commit crimes, thus insinuating, not for the first time, that all Roma are criminals.

Dick Schoof, the country's counterterrorism chief, said in a statement that such people had "a strong desire to commit violence, thus posing a significant threat to this country," The Associated Press reported.