Sentence examples for now been committed from inspiring English sources

Most of the $30bn£19bnbn) pledged at Copenhagen has now been committed, and most of it is already earmarked for various projects.

It felt as though the movements created in her childhood, intentional or not, and likely forgotten, had continued to exist in Yerushalmy, and had now been committed to us.

In fact, at this point, we can safely say that the crazed utopian dreams that have now been committed to steel and cement in China surpass anything Mao dreamed up during the Great Leap Forward, when China only had pots and pans and hoes to toss into the furnaces.

Accompanying the tanks was the 26th Brigade; its arrival meant that the 9th Division had now been committed in its entirety.

And with Friday's release of James Gray's critically acclaimed film adaptation of "The Lost City of Z," based on Grann's 2009 bestseller about an early 20th century British explorer seeking the origins of a hidden civilization in the Amazon, his work has now been committed to the screen for the first time too.

In this example, the command would be: svn commit --message "added Readme file" C:\Users\Jessica\Documents\New_Project Hit 'Enter.' Your changes have now been committed to the repository!

Additional reporting by Abdulaziz Abdulaziz in Abuja "Unspeakable horrors are now being committed daily.

The 787 is running some two years behind schedule, and now is committed to do its first flight by June 30.

"Exchequer funding is now being committed to 2016-17, to give athletes financial certainty in the crucial final two years in the run up to Rio 2016," said a Downing Street statement.

The challenge we face now is committing the time and resource to these interventions to try and put an end to bullying".

This means that nearly one million New York State residents might now be committing felonies this has turned average, and presumably otherwise law-abiding citizens, into a class of people who are now living beyond the law.