Sentence examples for is committed out from inspiring English sources

"Is there any evidence that anything that these courts are doing is having any impact on the amount of crime which is committed out on the streets?" They laugh at that idea.

That statute says that penalties can be enhanced if a crime is committed out of bias or prejudice, but it does not specify which groups are protected.

They said his crimes were committed out of a misguided belief he could never be caught.

Crimes that are committed out of passion are punished less severely than crimes committed under other circumstances.

But what neuroscience is showing us is that a great many crimes are committed out of compulsion — the offenders couldn't help it.

Meanwhile, Emily Lauer, a spokeswoman for the host committee of the G.O.P. Convention, told me that fund-raising efforts are going well: fifty-seven million dollars have already been committed, out of a needed sixty-four million dollars.

The Handbook acknowledges that discerning serious non-political crimes is difficult but "regard should be given... to the nature and purpose [of the crime], i.e., whether it has been committed out of genuine political motives and not merely personal reasons or gain".

"The GLA is committed to rooting out illegal activity," he concluded.

saw the need for improvement, and this industry is committed to choking out money laundering.

Corruption often reflects ancient traditions which Nigeria's recycled new broom of a president is committed to stamping out.

"The government of Libya is committed to carrying out a fair trial for any ex-Gaddafi government official," Tripoli's lawyer Ahmed al-Jehani told the ICC.