Sentence examples for have it committed from inspiring English sources

Feelings that might easily – it was not too great a leap of the imagination – make him commit murder (or arrange to have it committed) when he discovered that there were comedians who had dared to pour scorn upon her for the sake of an easy laugh.

After six hours of looking at study material (and three cups of coffee and five chocolate bars) it's easy to think we have it committed to memory.

I always wonder how lads in their mid-twenties get sleeves designed up, because they don't seem to like anything enough to have it committed into their skin forever in the form of a tattoo.

That, in turn, is one of the dynamics behind rising inequality in nominal wages and quite possibly in real wages, as well.So there you have it: committed economics journalists don't just write about key economic concepts, they live them.* In the spirit of disclosure, I know many of these people, admire their work, and hope their respective ventures pan out.** Of course, sometimes they're wrong.

Would you have revealed it had it been committed in New York City?

The atrocities it has committed have terrorized people in Europe as well as in Syria and Iraq.

International Paper has said that it has committed financing from one of its financial advisers, UBS.

The corrections department has done everything it committed to do following the hunger strike in 2011.

If they have committed any crime, they have demonstrably committed it in the UK.

Although his government has entertained many proposals from U.S. businesses, it has committed to almost none.

But it has committed to accelerating its efforts in order to meet its new 2030 deadline.