Sentence examples for identified committed from inspiring English sources

The 21-year-old man, who was not identified, committed the murders in 2007 and 2008, the ministry said in a statement.

In all these different areas we identified committed partners who are compassionate and who with Childhood's support and collaboration make a difference as they reach out to the most vulnerable children.

Arinobu et al. 4 found committed MCp in the intestine and bipotent basophil/mast cell progenitors in the spleen, whereas the other studies 5, 7 identified committed MCp in the bone marrow.

By coexpressing the identified committed genes (tuaD, gtaB, glmU, glmM, and glmS) and downregulating the glycolytic pathway, HA production was significantly increased from 1.01 g L−1 to 3.16 g L−1, with a molecular weight range of 1.40×106 1.83×106 Da.

Paid field workers began arriving in January, and all during the spring and summer, volunteers made tens of thousands of phone calls to identify committed and potential Bush voters -- no easy task in a state full of independents and ticket splitters.

However, our inability to prospectively identify committed unilineage E progenitors has so far precluded analysis of the role of GATA-1 in lineage commitment processes.

Finally, the strategy goal reengagement implies identifying, committing to and starting to pursue new goals [ 42].

"We need to decide whether to continue to pursue funding in the knowledge that we will need sponsors identified and committed to the project by early summer or whether to concentrate solely on the celebrations," he said.

Training, which began after all stakeholders were identified and committed to be part of the sentinel site, occurred at multiple levels and ensured that all involved with surveillance activities were properly trained before progressing to the implementation phase.

Mr. Ormisher, the Fisker spokesman, said new investors he declined to identify had committed to join the latest round of financing.

Or one may regard one's social identities as oppressive (if, say, one's identity is cast by society as evil, contemptible, or disgusting), yet see one's fate as tied with the groups with which one is identified, and commit oneself to collective action with other members of those groups to overcome that oppression.