Sentence examples for has committed enough from inspiring English sources

But questions have been asked about whether it has committed enough funds to achieve the targets.

Ms. Benshoof, who argues that the government has committed enough violations of international law to warrant a referral to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, said she did not oppose Mrs. Clinton's visit in itself.

The Mets have committed enough baseball atrocities of their own, many of them during the last two miserable weeks.

In testimony today, two former White House computer consultants said workers could have retrieved the lost messages in a matter of months if the White House had committed enough resources.

And even before the mortgage crisis hit in August, both abruptly stopped offering guarantees, feeling they had committed enough money to these sales.

She could not have committed enough crimes, short of genocide, to warrant the 30 years of attacks she's weathered – starting in Arkansas for simply wanting to keep her own name and law career.

He is a graduate of Yale Law School.

"Donors are leaving Geneva without having committed enough funding to meet the needs of just the 12 million most vulnerable" Yemenis, said Mutasim Hamdan, Yemen country director of the Norwegian Refugee Council.

Fox has committed to buying enough of these shares to maintain its current holding in Sky.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has committed to hiring enough people to bring the average caseload down, and workers now average 11.5 cases each.

Although the government has committed £4 billion (enough to double capital investment in education) to its industrial strategy, Mr Cable vigorously defends the expense, stressing that the beneficiaries of Leviathan's largesse are chosen by peer-reviewed experts.