Sentence examples for having been committed to from inspiring English sources

Vivien died in 1947, aged 58, having been committed to an asylum in 1938.

Having been committed to leaving in 2018, Carney has been keeping his options open and has said he will make a final decision by the end of the year.

Dr. Tian said that while there might be a few examples around the country of people in the criminal system having been committed to hospitals without the required scientific evaluation, the problem "should not be wildly blown out of proportion".

The record clerk turned the card over, and read the particulars there given, including the statements that this man was already a prisoner at the same institution, having been committed to a life sentence on September 9, 1901, for the crime of murder.

"Although I am a Christian, I would have found it hard to forgive my parents had I been in his place," said the minister He was referring not to what happened to Gabrielle but to Christian's having been committed to the care of a Juvenile Court and to the sleep cure.

While Google's cars being involved in the majority of the reports is likely down to the company clocking up the most driverless mileage, having been committed to the space for so many years.

Our commitment to our people has meant that they have been committed to us.

"We have been committed to this process.

We've been committed to nonviolence for many decades.

ESPN has been committed to cricket for some time.

Jordan has been committed to connecting athletics with service.