Sentence examples for committing state from inspiring English sources

During the war, Gilbert charged that Israel was committing "state terrorism at the highest levels".

Mr. Musharraf, frustrated by India's persistence, accused it of committing "state terrorism" in Kashmir and asked for international mediation.

In a statement Sunday, Garcetti praised De León for his leadership in committing state money toward the property and said he looked forward to "continued partnership".

The Kyoto Protocol, on the other hand, extended the 1992 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, committing state parties to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and engaging only states in the process.

"Tonight's game (hopefully dubbed 'The Battle of Lawrenson's Larynx) will be a much better spectacle as: a) it's on the BBC; b) it will not feature Arjen 'Dorian Grey' Robben; and c) Mark van Bommel will not be committing state-sanctioned murder and getting away with it".

President Dilma Rousseff has also committed state funds to the battle against Zika.

She also pledged to commit state dollars to preserve 300,000 acres of farmland in the next four years, with the ultimate goal of preserving one million acres in the next decade.

But in doing so, the seceded states had effectively committed "state suicide" and could be treated as conquered provinces and territories to be ruled and reconstructed as the victorious federal government saw fit.

Erdogan branded Russia's actions in Syria a "grave mistake" and was quoted in the Hurriyet newspaper as saying: "Assad has committed state terrorism, and unfortunately you find Russia and Iran defending [him].

Much how BufferTable can push state to a database or flat file, so too can it be configured to commit state to a log storage facility.

Nevada has committed state resources to development of autonomous tech, and played host to a number of public road self-driving vehicle technologies just last week at the annual CES tech conference.