Sentence examples for have even committed from inspiring English sources
Presiding Judge Richard Hone QC suggested she may have even committed the murder to amass "material" for her future literary endeavours.
They have even committed to giving away some of their biggest plot twists (for example, the aliens blow up the Washington Monument) in the promotions for the next batch of episodes.
It is not uncommon for companies to be given "advance tax rulings" pinning down their taxes for the next five years before they have even committed to setting up shop here.
The worst is that Miss Elsemore is so devoted, accomplished and even, in her expert style, gentle, that any substitute would be unthinkable and we have even committed ourselves to hiring as her eventual successor and long-term nurse, Ann (no Miss), an elderly and very talkative and ladylike Anglo-Irish Quebec spinster, Miss Elsemore's girl-friend.
The rate of recidivism for our homegrown criminals is more than three times as high as it is for the foreign nationals at GITMO, not all of whom have even committed any crimes.
Germany have even committed themselves to the reduction of nuclear arsenals in other states; they seem to have realised before the rest of us that we need to ensure that the past is never repeated.
Software multinational SAP has even committed that people with ASD will account for 1% of its global workforce by 2020.
Since then, he has even committed his firm to reducing its own emissions of greenhouse gases well in advance of any legal requirements.
Christie has even committed the mortal sin of endorsing certain tax increases as part of a broader budget agreement, as suggested by the Bowles-Simpson commission.
This was at a time when in the United States AIDS was still widely seen as a death sentence, and people had even committed suicide after learning that they were infected.
If it had even committed to four nights at 10pm, the BBC would have struggled to justify competing head-to-head, as its chairman, Sir Christopher Bland, conceded to a BBC interviewer.
