Sentence examples for methods of committing from inspiring English sources
After public pressure, Vkontakte, Russia's largest social networking site, began deleting community groups that were giving instructions on methods of committing suicide.
There are four main methods of committing FGM, according to the World Health Organisation, and Abu-Dayyeh said the practice of removing a girl's clitoris and labia was probably the most common in Egypt.
3. The methods of committing financial fraud have not materially changed.
This interpretation is further strengthened by the preparatory works of AP II (1977) in which the expression 'forcible displacement' is used to include both indirect and direct methods of committing the crime.
The specific falls in crime produced by improvements in security alongside their associated diffusions of benefit (preventive effects spilling out beyond the operational range of measures) to other targets and methods of committing crime are not matched by equivalent displacement".
The COSO and our analysis concur that the methods of committing fraud remain unchanged: The majority of the fraud metrics included in Audit Integrity's Accounting and Governance Risk (AGR) model have remained relatively stable over the past decade.
Although he may not have introduced the method of recording cuneiform texts on wax, this novel method of committing texts to writing apparently took his fancy.
The controls have seen the numbers of murders using a gun drop dramatically, from about 40% in 2000 to 13% in 2011, although firearms are still the most common method of committing suicide.
Among all the modes, hanging is the most common method of committing suicide in India according to recent data published by national crime records bureau, government of India (Sauko and Knight 2004).
"There's just no other method of committing suicide that's as lethal as using a firearm, Dr.
It was rejected on the grounds that an alternative solution is being considered, although it's pretty difficult to think of an alternative method of committing human rights violations other than simply not doing it.
