Sentence examples for committing a future from inspiring English sources

UPDATE: Earlier I talked about "another of those bills committing a future government to spending limits".

According to the article, Black defendants were "77percentt more likely to be pegged as at higher risk of committing a future violent crime and 45percentt more likely to be predicted to commit a future crime of any kind".

As he has not, as far as we know, committed any crimes in the three decades he has been living in France and Switzerland, the objective of deterring him from committing a future crime carries no force.

In the same month, Ed Miliband committed a future Labour government to abolishing the bedroom tax.

But he refused to commit a future Labour government to the 2% target, saying: "We will not be dishonest".

He also committed a future CLP government to not privatising other state assets such as water and electricity providers.

In his address at the National Press Club on Tuesday, the opposition leader Bill Shorten committed a future ALP government to achieving "full employment".

Quijano told the jury that Saldaño was more likely to commit a future crime because he was Hispanic and Hispanics are overrepresented in the prison system.

Chancellor George Osborne announced plans yesterday to commit a future Conservative government to running a surplus in the years after the deficit is eliminated - effectively meaning no let-up in spending discipline until the end of the next parliament in 2020.

He and George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, have committed a future Tory government to cutting stamp duty for some first-time homebuyers, raising the threshold at which inheritance tax kicks in, simplifying corporation tax and fiddling with fuel duty.

In a speech designed to strengthen the Tories' standing with the farming community, the shadow farming and environment spokesman, Nick Herbert, will commit a future Conservative government to creating the new body as a dedicated unit within the Office of Fair Trading.