Sentence examples for formerly committed from inspiring English sources
Indeed, at a huge rally in Manchester on Monday, some formerly committed Dean supporters spoke of newfound ambivalence.
The Labour government formerly committed itself to devolution in its 1997 manifesto, which led to the Scottish executive, Welsh assembly, and the return of a London government in the form of the Greater London Authority.
Republicans who were formerly committed to climate legislation include John McCain, last year's presidential nominee, as well as Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Richard Lugar of Indiana, a centrist and internationalist who appreciates the importance of climate change to global opinion.
On the side of betrayal, what occurred during this period is that many formerly committed critical intellectuals abandoned their fidelity to radical ideas and chose to become integrated into various movements of liberal thought such as the French New Philosophers movement.
Formerly, minors who committed crimes were held liable as if they were adults.
Anonymous Unless the Girlfriend-Formerly-Known-as-Lovely committed a felony or crime of moral turpitude while breaking up with Sonny Boy, let it slide.
When she landed the highest-profile role of her career as emo hacker Lisbeth Salander in David Fincher's 2011 adaptation of the Stieg Larsson bestseller – after 10 gruelling weeks of auditions and screen tests – formerly fresh-faced Mara fully committed to the character's look.
Nicolette Powell, the wife of UK rhythm and blues singer Georgie Fame, formerly the Marchioness of Londonderry, committed suicide from the bridge on 13 August 1993.
Alfredo E. Stüssi, president of Subitas (formerly the Men's Party), is equally committed to his cause: Equal rights for men.
FOR the past month, tens of thousands of Bangladeshis have filled Shahbagh Square here, demanding justice for crimes committed in 1971, when Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan) attained its independence from Pakistan.
In May they committed another act of what formerly would have been political heresy and rejected 59% of their own school budgets in a state where academics have traditionally been a key draw for affluent Manhattan refugees.
