Sentence examples for not actually committed from inspiring English sources

Other than that, the crowd seemed fairly pleased with, if not actually committed to, the former senator from Pennsylvania.

When my boss and I reported this incident to the police, the officers said that — since the crime was not actually committed — we could not file a report.

Others say he might be trying to buttress ImClone in its battle with Bristol-Myers and has not actually committed himself to buying any shares.

But Unistar, a joint venture of Électricité de France, the French national electric company, and Constellation Energy, the parent company of Baltimore Gas and Electric, has not actually committed to build the plant.

If you were hoping to watch that great world tour featuring all of the N.B.A.'s best players, well, it turns out all of those great players, including LeBron James, were not actually committed to this and at best it might end up being one game in Puerto Rico.

Brown, the UK prime minister, gets the credit for forcing through an overall figure, while the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, can point out that Europe has not actually committed itself to provide any specific funds, keeping that card up its sleeve.

4.45pm BST Stewart Jackson, a Conservative, says the coalition agreement did not actually commit the government to legislating for Lords reform.

Some of the jurors suggested that Mr. Blagojevich and his aides had been "just doing a lot of talking," he said, but not actually committing crimes, while others felt that the government was too eager to "take him down," or that his behavior might not be all that different from that of other politicians.

Specifically, agencies are feigning interest in inventory in order to reserve a price, but not actually committing to reserving or buying that inventory.

According to Polish daily newspaper Gazeta, "a plaque next to the painting will inform viewers that the Jews did not actually commit ritual murder because it is prohibited by their faith," reports JTA.

Reason's editor-in-chief Katherine Mangu-wrote wrothathat "we've tried to push our own boundaries in this issue while not actually committing any crimes in the course of publishing it to help you think about yours".