Sentence examples for committed to benefit from inspiring English sources
The pair faces charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice, with an additional allegation the acts were committed to benefit a criminal street gang.
Manooki and Richardson were booked for attempted murder with an allegation that the crime was committed to benefit a criminal street gang.
Whether it is on the basketball court or in the venture capital industry's efforts to advance the progress and impact of tech-based entrepreneurs, leaders from Silicon Valley and Cleveland have much to learn from each other and are committed to benefiting a great number of diverse entrepreneurs along the way.
The trick is to force legislatures to commit to funding with the same zeal with which they commit to benefits.
But provided we are committed to the benefit of all and capable of acting on our commitment when the chance arises, we need not actually benefit everyone.
But every Social Security surplus dollar is already committed to paying benefits for existing or soon-to-be retirees.
Mr. Sullivan said that Mr. Perry had been "courageous" about proposing solutions to the financial instability of the Social Security program for future generations, but said that he was committed to protecting benefits for current retirees.
Gene Sperling says tax cuts will doom Social Security because "every Social Security surplus dollar is already committed to paying benefits for existing or soon-to-be retirees" (Op-Ed, March 21).
In a preview of his presentation, he has told Society Guardian of the gaps in research and data that are hampering the commission, made clear that it is taking the broadest approach to its task – including looking at money currently committed to disability benefits – and, perhaps most significantly, described himself as "not a silver-bullet person".
