Sentence examples similar to have ostensibly committed from inspiring English sources

"Neither can the final report assert the ugly truth – that the election is a limp punchline to a bad joke – without begging the question of why the EU made itself a midwife to the rebirth of autocracy in a neighbourhood where it had ostensibly committed itself to supporting new democracies".

While Beijing has ostensibly committed to peacefully resolve the territorial disputes in the region, it has consistently refused to engage in multilateral initiatives within an Association of Southeast Asian Nations ASEANN) framework.

He had apparently committed suicide.

They had apparently committed suicide.

The problems associated with this lability have ostensibly not been overcome through using recombinant expression methods.

Despite being a Republican ostensibly committed to free markets, Mr. Bush has abdicated America's leadership role in championing them.

But several human rights officials here and in the United States said that Mr. Bell, while ostensibly committed to improving human rights conditions, had little to show for his efforts.

At the mainline level, the past two presidential election cycles have seen strong victories by a Democratic party at least ostensibly committed to change.

Ostensibly committed to deliver cellular phone service wherever they won a license, many winners instead immediately sold the license to a bona fide phone operator.

Mr Hrytsenko (pictured) had noted in a blog that there seemed to be fewer protesters camped out on Kiev's Independence Square, commonly known as Maidan, than there had been in previous weeks.Commentators were quick to note that for a party ostensibly committed to European values of democracy, plurality and transparency, the action against Mr Hrytsenko was oddly reminiscent of Soviet practices.

The S.L.A. divided its romantic attachments between poor people and short-order tactical violence ostensibly committed in their behalf.