Sentence examples for may committed the from inspiring English sources

Several times, Mr. Louima has given hazy, contradictory statements about Mr. Schwarz's part in the attack, but he has always maintained that Justin A. Volpe, who pleaded guilty to his role in May, committed the attack.

Meanwhile, on Wednesday Prime Minister Theresa May committed the government to a long-term funding plan in the near future to end what she called annual "cash top-ups".

Trolls may commit the virtual equivalent of a physical assault.

A desire satisfaction view that restricts the qualifying desires must give an account of what restricts them, and obviously, the account may commit the view to foundational pluralism.

But the 2011 GAO report warned that bulk buying could backfire on the Air Force, saying the "expected block buy may commit the government to buy more booster cores than it needs, and could result in a surplus of hardware requiring storage and potentially rework if stored for extended periods".

This may indicate that the enhanced occurrence of nuclear proTGFα in liver preneoplasia may commit the preneoplastic cells for preferential response towards growth stimulation.

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.

In May 2013, Ibragim Todashev, who may have committed the Waltham murders with Tamerlan in 2011, was shot to death after attacking an FBI agent during questioning in Florida.

Tagliabue is considering suspending a player who may not have been legally found guilty, but the league, through its investigation, discovers the player may have committed the crime.

The regime has denied responsibility but said sympathisers may have committed the "righteous deed".

Once the Internal Affairs Unit realized that an officer -- and perhaps one from Nassau -- may have committed the August attack, it took over the investigation, the police said.