Sentence examples for even to commit from inspiring English sources
"Over time, that means you will be able to force them to do your bidding, even to commit acts that may be against the law," he writes.
It allowed them to do exactly as they pleased, even to commit genocide and then present their fascism as a legitimate form of chaotic democracy.
But Russia has refused even to commit itself to a timetable for a final withdrawal from Estonia and Latvia because of disputes with those governments over the treatment of ethnic Russian minorities.
Yet, despite appearances by West African leaders in Vogue, and the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, appealing for support of African designers, there seems little chance of an effort from Ghana and Nigeria to push local talent onto the world stage — or even to commit to creating an international shopping hub in Abuja, Lagos or Accra.
People think that they have heard, or read, that veterans are unusually likely to be homeless, to suffer post-traumatic stress syndrome, to go to prison, even to commit suicide". Ashcroft added: "It is easy to see where these ideas come from.
(Enough even to commit the cardinal sin of blogging, the dreaded open letter). We go way back, you and me, as my bank statements can attest.
They might even try to commit suicide or escape".
Under the law, prosecutors are not required to prove that a defendant had any part in committing a crime, or even intended to commit it.
One potential employer even refused to commit to a decision until receiving reference letters from all six of her collaborators.
This is also true of anyone found to even "attempt to commit unnatural offences".
