Sentence examples for no one committed from inspiring English sources
On some occasions, top EPA officials pushed back on the idea that they would automatically grant industry's requests: In a sharply worded Aug. 21 email, Dravis told a lobbyist from ConocoPhillips that "no one committed" to relaxing a rule on small incinerators at the oil and gas company's request.
No one committed is too radical.
No one committed at watch returns, but John Morris, William Johnson, and a fire volunteer were sent to Bridewell.
But no one committed a dollar until Ms. Goodman signed Mr. Williams for a limited run in New York, now in preview performances.
Though all three men agree that the deficit requires early negotiations, no one committed to a date for a possible special legislative session before January.
"No one committed a real fault or negligence," says another witness, neurologist Yves Agid, who was formerly in charge of monitoring CJD cases in France and is scientific director at the Institute of Brain and Spinal Cord Disorders here.
No one commits a foul anymore.
No one commits to vote for Gilmore, but there's evidence that his message has appeal.
Despite what news headlines would have you believe, outright fraud is incredibly rare; almost no one commits it, and almost no one experiences it firsthand.
One, home minister in the central Chhattisgarh state, said that "no one commits rape deliberately", while his counterpart in neighbouring Madhya Pradesh state said rape was "sometimes right, sometimes wrong".
There was no mistake greater than the one committed by Martin Kelly in the buildup to Swansea's second goal.
