Sentence examples for may commit from from inspiring English sources

The keen student of American democracy, Tocqueville, said that "the great privilege of the Americans is not that they are more enlightened than other people but that they have the capacity to correct mistakes they may commit from time to time".

Suicide is the leading cause of death among Japanese adolescents, and they may commit suicide differently from adults.

When undergoing cell death and coping with excessive stress, autophagic cells may commit suicide, differing from apoptosis.

A State or community which desires that a source locate in its area may commit to reducing emissions from existing sources (including mobile sources) to sufficiently outweigh the impact of the new source and thus open the way for the new source.

I may not have a law degree, but I thought our laws were meant to protect all Americans from anyone who may commit a crime.

At the same time a significant amount of cells was in the sub-G0/G1 fraction suggesting that curcumin-induced delay from G2/M exit may commit the cells to undergo apoptosis.

When managers face high private costs from distorting information (equity holdings), headquarters may commit to investment contracts that place "too little" weight on private signals and "too much" weight on public signals (i.e. Q).

This is very different from a loose social network of young people who may commit crimes as individuals, whether they are fighting, taking drugs, or carrying knives.

Indeed, the bill prohibits doctors from performing an abortion to avoid a serious risk that the woman may commit suicide.

Juries undoubtedly may make mistakes; they may commit errors; they may commit gross ones.

Trolls may commit the virtual equivalent of a physical assault.