Sentence examples for committing all of from inspiring English sources

Vick's lead defense lawyer, Billy Martin, said in a written statement: "While Mr. Vick is not personally charged with or responsible for committing all of the acts alleged in the indictment, as with any conspiracy charge, he is taking full responsibility for his actions and the actions of the others involved".

For officials in particular, who in theory could still be employed by taxpayers in 10 years or so, when vast amounts of electricity would start to emanate from the plant, it is a pretty scary idea that they might be committing all of us to pay more for that electricity than is justified - and not just for a few weeks or months, but till 2060.

By not committing all of the produced sugars to a particular fermentation product, SHF processing facilitates the ability to produce multiple sugar-based products.

Choose to fulfill conditions like continuing to do "good," "trusting," "committing" (all of your ways) -- and "delighting" in the Lord.

Secondly, the treaty commits all the countries of the world, for the first time ever, to cut their carbon emissions.

On Dec. 2, 1996, the exchange's disciplinary panel found that he had committed all of the violations.

Chamberlin quit the group in March, saying that he couldn't "cash the check" and "commit all of my energy into something that I don't fully possess".

If it's a 12-year plan, they're divorcing themselves from their presidential candidate, George Bush, because George Bush has committed all of that surplus to a tax cut".

When the film director and Pope of Trash John Waters used to lecture to prison inmates who had committed the most extreme crimes, he would say his knack had been to commit all of his atrocities on celluloid.

"Both Florida and the N.Y.C. funds are prepared to commit all of the personnel and resources necessary to adequately manage this litigation," Leslie A. Conason, an assistant corporation counsel, wrote in an affidavit filed with the court.

And since there are real limits on self-protection, all states share an interest in a collective-security system that commits all of them to act co-operatively against these dangers.Getting serious about preventionGiven the gravity and interconnectedness of today's threats, our world needs to be far more committed to prevention.