Sentence examples for overwhelmingly committed from inspiring English sources

"The government's green initiatives," said David Dabydeen, Guyana's delegate to Unesco, "redeem us from a crime which was overwhelmingly committed by Americans on Americans".

Alan Steinberg, who was executive director of the Meadowlands Commission in the Whitman administration, agreed, saying that the state's conservative Republican base "is overwhelmingly committed to Bret Schundler".

It would be perverse if women did not take the lead in campaigning on violence overwhelmingly committed against them by men.

In Genoa, Salzburg, Melbourne and Seattle, law enforcers overreacted to disruptions by small numbers of fringe elements and provocateurs; the demonstrators themselves were overwhelmingly committed to nonviolence, which they practiced even in the face of serious police harassment.

"But rape and sexual violence are crimes overwhelmingly committed by men and that they should happen while the world did too little should shame all men.

We, here in the west, are overwhelmingly committed to love as the surest guide to finding our perfect mate.

While I wouldn't vote favorably for godless religion to represent any people, Thailand overwhelmingly seems committed to this spiritual philosophy, and they already live accordingly.

"The evidence is going to be overwhelmingly that he committed some crime," said Andrew A. Protogyrou, a defense lawyer from Norfolk who has handled 30 capital murder cases.

A war with very specific reasons and equally specific crimes committed overwhelmingly by Serbian forces was dressed up as a millennial conflict beset by Balkan fog and moral equivalency in order for craven Western leaders to justify an inaction that killed.

It's worth noting that Mr. de Blasio, Ms. Quinn and Mr. Thompson acknowledge that even a tightly constrained stop-and-frisk program will result in mostly black and Latino young men being stopped, for the simple reason that violent crime is committed overwhelmingly in communities of color.

Rape is committed overwhelmingly by men and boys, usually against women and girls, and sometimes against other men and boys.