Sentence examples for nor committed from inspiring English sources

But, for all the frictional heat of the "Never Trump" movement, it has neither settled on a candidate nor committed to a cause.

Not only was a 22-year-old who had neither sought fame nor committed a crime the focus of this entire apparatus, and its vast audience, but she was also in essence a poignant mute hostage to it all -- both figuratively and literally to our new media epics what Mary Pickford was to silent movies.

The Little Children Are Sacred report never identified Aboriginal men as the only perpetrators of sexual abuse, the report states that: "Sexual abuse of children is not restricted to those of Aboriginal descent, nor committed only by those of Aboriginal descent, nor to just the Northern Territory.

Bellmon and McCaleb discussed the letter in a private meeting with the Secretary of the Interior, Manuel Lujan, although Lujan neither commented nor committed to any action regarding the letter.

In contrast, the majority (>80%) of Id1V+ cells do not express T, indicating that they are neither specified nor committed to a mesodermal fate at this stage of development.

This indicates that the sample was in a homogeneous physiological state and that the analysed RNA pool was derived from plasmodial cells that were highly competent for sporulation but were neither induced nor committed to sporulation.

That group is known here as the Ni-Nis, meaning Neither-Nors, committed neither to Mr. Chávez nor to the opposition.

While endorsing freedom of speech as a fundamental right, he said it should not be used as a license to incite nor commit violence.

Eyewitnesses quoted in a recently filed lawsuit against the officers, however, claim he was neither aggressive nor committing any crime before police arrived.

We did not solicit the material, nor pay for it, nor commit ourselves to publish it.These e-mails, if genuine, would indeed raise questions about the workings of the court and we are bound to investigate them as fully as we can.

"We did not solicit the material, not pay for it, nor commit ourselves to publish it," the Economist said.