Sentence examples for ever being committed from inspiring English sources

The majority party, they said, could block transactions from ever being committed to the ledger, whether between specific parties or to or from a particular Bitcoin address, such as those known to be owned by exchanges, venture capitalists or even individuals.

"This is the weirdest kids' film, I'm pretty sure, that has ever been committed to celluloid," he added.

"Dizzy" is a nifty piece of psych-pop, and "Sheila" is as good a Buddy Holly knockoff as has ever been committed to wax.

The 1968 Gun Control Act prohibited anyone who had ever been committed to a mental hospital or had been "adjudicated as a mental defective" from purchasing firearms.

When India finally struck, Nehru could claim that neither he nor the government of India had ever been committed to nonviolence as a policy.

To their enemies – among whom Prince Charles holds the megaphone – their uncompromising concrete boxes are the greatest sins that have ever been committed in a planning office.

A former treasury chief, quoted in Martin Plaut's book "Understanding Eritrea," gave a simpler explanation: no budget has ever been committed to paper.

Abolition is unlikely to take place, let alone win approval from most New Yorkers, until at least the day after the last murder ever is committed in this city and after the last gun ever is carried on the street.

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It was like no other sea that had ever been committed to canvas, and yet it was the real thing, set down in a free-flowing script that was Marin's own.

So when Ms. Duy, completing a mandatory federal handgun application, answered no to a question asking whether she had ever been committed, the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification had no mental health records in its database to catch her lie.