Sentence examples for indeed committed from inspiring English sources

You have to make sure that your workers are indeed committed to their work before relying on that commitment in collaboration.

Analogously, potential investors should be wary of the common tactic of separating deals to close both: for instance, getting investor A to commit funds based on the commitment of "savvy investor" B, when B has indeed committed, but only on the informal (and wrong) understanding that "reputable investor" A has unconditionally agreed to do so.

The Allies denounced the Nazis for the massacre – although it was indeed committed by the Soviets.

IPN concluded in 2003 that the killings were indeed committed by Polish villagers at the instigation of German Nazis.

Indeed, committed Christians should be the most fervent supporters of neutral, secular states, rendering unto Caesar what is Caesar's.

Mass atrocities were indeed committed against the Armenians, but deciding to call them a "genocide" — or refusing to — is a dangerously divisive political game.

Indeed, so committed are you that your attempts to secure for claimants "prior notification" of all media stories are being fought over at the court in Strasbourg.

No defense of President Clinton will change the fact that the President did indeed commit perjury.

It doesn't undermine efforts to label terrorists when they are indeed committing acts of terrorism," he said.

It would, indeed, commit still more money to that policy: adding $73.5 billion, over 10 years, on top of the $98.5 billion that would go to maintaining current programs.

When Charlie is indicted it is for a crime he did indeed commit, but we also see the endlessly complex, unsupportive and disparaging circumstances that lead him to that point.