Sentence examples for evidently committed from inspiring English sources
They have also complained that while some museums are evidently committed to complying with the 1990 law, others seem less than enthusiastic.
The scale of cuts planned by the Tories, combined with the acceleration of privatisation they are evidently committed to, would dwarf the current crisis, with NHS charges an obvious outcome.
He himself had to make a legal settlement for a rape he evidently committed, and he suffered the experience of seeing friends and associates, with whom he had served Richard II, beheaded while he was spared.
Hauser attributed Governor Chris Christie's low approval rating recently pegged at 14 percent to the Bridgegate lane closure scandal, which he described as "a crime that he very evidently committed in plain sight and was never charged for".
So the Tories are evidently not committing to ending all encryption-banning rhetorical outbursts in future.
All the excavation and over-blown analysis into her enigma seems redundant when she is, more evidently, an artist committed to questing in life.
Like Potter, however, Sparrow is evidently chary of committing himself too soon romantically.
to Secretary of State John Kerry: "Let me ask you, in your discussions with, for example, Saudi Arabia -- do the potential Arab states, do they understand how fragile American public opinion will be toward this effort, toward this destruction, if they don't fully commit?" Evidently, they do.
The military-grade technology, designed by Ohio-based company Persistent Surveillance Systems, was evidently used to help track suspects who committed serious crimes, though its low resolution makes ID'ing people rather difficult.
Those claiming otherwise are committed pro-EU campaigners, who self-evidently have an agenda to undermine evidence which conflicts with their position.
This morning the 15-year-old daughter of the woman who committed suicide went to Pyongyang's airport, evidently believing that her grandparents would be coming on the plane that arrived from Japan carrying Japanese officials.
