Sentence examples for committing profits from inspiring English sources

But no one else is out there loudly banging the social justice drum, committing profits explicitly to tackling both poverty here in the UK (£5m) and global poverty (another £7m).

A flattening out or sustained reversal in price would be needed before committing to taking profits or shorting Cinemark.

"Hillary Clinton is committed to protecting consumers from drug companies who put profits ahead of people," said campaign spokesman Josh Schwerin.

Although some serial murders have been committed for profit, most lack an obvious rational motive, a fact that distinguishes them from political assassinations and terrorism and from professional murders committed by gangsters.

We need to establish whether abusers are members of pre-existing organised criminal enterprises, committing crimes for profit, or people who have a loose affiliation or friendship, weak individuals who want to hide within a group - people who seek the collective minimisation of any guilt and the power and control that they don't have elsewhere.

But it also decided to stop committing to donate the profits from sex ads to charity, saying it would make no further comment on how that money would be used.

Heikal, along with two colleagues, was named as a co-defendant, accused of "assisting in committing the crime of profiting".

WordPress.com is clearly targeting small and medium businesses with this service, but the announcement also noted that it could be an option for "a pro blogger who wants to try out a bunch of premium themes before committing" or a "non-profit building its first website".

Because profit is often the motivator for committing the crime, removing the profit is a powerful deterrent.

The repeated efforts by some for-profit colleges to erase the rule, rather than try to live with it, suggests they are committed only to profits, rather than to their students.

John Lewis became a partnership in 1929 when John Spedan Lewis established a trust committed to sharing profits among staff.