Sentence examples for committing around from inspiring English sources

By mid-August, he was commanding a German-artillery munitions unit in Belgium, and the diary attempts to explain away the atrocities that the Kaiser's troops were committing around him.

BAE will continue to act as UK Sport's "Official Research and Innovation Partner" throughout the build-up to Sochi 2014 and Rio 2016, albeit committing around half the levels of financing their first, pre-London Games deal involved.

"Crime is a growing problem in the capital and other parts of the country – especially violent crime – with children and young people committing around 10 per cent of offences," says Christina Anawe, the sole senior magistrate for the East Sepik province.

The report focuses on atrocities committed around the Kosovo town of Orahovac.

Experts are close to confirming that only 20% to 25% of the criminals here commit around 80% of our serious crimes.

Somehow, the N.C.A.A. managed to reinstate him, while listing all the alleged sins committed around him that should have kept him from getting reinstated.

Vince Cable, the business secretary, announced that his department would commit around £500m over the next decade to the proposed research facility, the Advanced Propulsion Centre.

To do so HBO enlisted the BBC as a partner, and together they have committed around $75 million for 12 one-hour episodes of "Rome," a drama scheduled to have its debut in 2005.

Richard H. Dicker, director of the international justice program at Human Rights Watch in New York, called Mr. Clinton's decision courageous, saying it would reinforce the concept of international accountability for the worst atrocities committed around the world.

At his longest and probably last press conference at the White House before making way for Donald Trump, Obama became emotional as he spoke of feeling responsible when children in Syria are killed by snipers or atrocities are committed around the world.

He's committed around £1.5bn to new science facilities since 2010 – it's the kind of long-term thinking we need if the UK is going to be competitive in the future.