Sentence examples for committed to gain from inspiring English sources

We in the gun community should be responsible for what our firearms are used for unless a crime is committed to gain access to them.

The country's military was fighting the Marxist "FARC" guerrillas, but turning a blind eye both to cocaine trafficking by paramilitary groups and to massacres and torture they committed to gain ground.

Cameron is committed to gaining concessions from the 28-nation bloc, including looser rules on welfare for immigrants an regulation of businesses, but many Britons are skeptical that the prime minister can secure a better deal.

The Brazilian played in Cardiff's first friendly of the pre-season on Monday 7 July and says the squad is committed to gaining promotion.

If the Obama administration is truly committed to gaining the approval of host communities, it might soon find itself without any hosts at all.

As continuous participation is essential for the success of biobank research, biobank governance is often committed to gaining and maintaining trust of the participants and related issues such as privacy and consent.

The resources Armenians have been forced to commit to gain [genocide] recognition have prevented them from [doing more] in arts, culture, music.

"We are also committed to helping poor countries gain access to affordable medicines, including those for H.I.V./AIDS," Mr. Gore told the Security Council.

"The opportunity to help grow an international organization committed to helping its customers gain an unprecedented level of analysis is exciting".

And here was Meinel asserting in public forums that hacker groups were like street gangs, forcing teenage initiates to commit crimes to gain membership.

In 2009, West Orlando News reported that the Florida prison system saw an increase in blue-collar workers with no criminal record committing crimes to gain access to healthcare.