Sentence examples for especially those committed from inspiring English sources

Congress demands frequent evidence that Pakistan is cracking down on jihadists, especially those committed to attacking India.

That meant improving the treatment of national and ethnic minorities, such as Russians in Latvia or Gypsies in the Czech Republic, and facing up to past injustices, especially those committed against the Jews.

This book centers our attention on the central principle of information ownership exhaustion of intellectual property rights—and zooms in on the core issues that should keep all of us awake at night, especially those committed to access, use, and dissemination of knowledge now and for generations to come.

The Passion of Abby Hemenway raises important questions about the spiritual and material lives of single Catholic women of the nineteenth century, especially those committed to vocations in the world, and dependent upon their own talents and limited resources for their survival.

The point of the ICC is to transcend politics and eliminate impunity for the gravest crimes, especially those committed by people in power.

During the Crimean campaign, Manstein was indirectly involved in atrocities against the Soviet population, especially those committed by Einsatzgruppe D, one of several Schutzstaffel (SS) groups that had been tasked with the elimination of the Jews of Europe.

In general, financial aid is not a definitive factor in the recruiting of athletes at Division III colleges, especially among those committed to awarding scholarships on the basis of demonstrated financial need.

And so, he said, it is a regular feature of mass shootings in the United States, especially of those committed by younger perpetrators and gunmen whose actions have higher death tolls.

For many people, especially those who committed a crime some time ago, it can feel like a double-punishment.

Granted, there is an understandable desire amongst her followers that justice be had for Hillary, to atone for the DNC's manifold sins of '08 -- especially those crimes committed against the voters of Florida and Michigan by the DNC's Rules and Bylaws Committee.

The glacial pace of plant breeding is a challenge to those committed to its advances, especially when the numbers of varieties developed may dictate corporate or academic promotion.