Sentence examples for commonly committed from inspiring English sources

But the report, speaking of Mr. Ray in the third person, says that "the independent counsel was nevertheless of the view that President Clinton's conduct 'if commonly committed' would severely undermine our system of justice".

However, there are doubts as to its validity in relation to microcirculation of other organs commonly committed in sepsis.

He also suggested that fraud was more commonly committed by people impersonating genuine voters at polling stations or through postal votes, and not through the registration process.

This generation is performed by small syntactic changes which are done in the original system by mutation operators that simulate the mistakes more commonly committed by developers (DeMillo et al. 1978).

Child sexual abuse is most commonly committed by someone known to the child, including family members".

The goal of this weekend's gathering will be to introduce individuals who are diverse in focus, yet commonly committed, and invite them to rise above political and theological differences so that they might go deeper into the issues in which our faith calls us to invest.

The crimes they most commonly commit are drug and property offences.

Depressed mothers, on the other hand, more commonly commit "altruistic filicide" in which they see death as being in the child's best interests.

The killing of a child younger than one year is commonly called infanticide; when committed within the first 24 hours of life it is neonaticide.

It is commonly thought that Hillary Clinton is more committed to the black community than Bernie Sanders is.

These were crimes of a different order, committed somewhere beyond the commonly understood violence of their time and place.