Sentence examples for personally commit from inspiring English sources

The legal theory says that someone can be convicted of a crime they did not personally commit or even foresee if a reasonable person should have known the crime was the likely result of his conduct.

The president, however, did personally commit to submitting this program for court review should the bill pass.

Jeremy Corbyn, it seems, can personally commit to the abolition of nuclear weapons, but not the 11-plus.

True, this heartless, soulless self-described "monster," who has made it his mission to stalk and kill other predators (but only those who "truly needed it"), doesn't personally commit much mayhem here.

"Kurt Waldheim did not, in fact, order, incite or personally commit what is commonly called a war crime," wrote Prof. Robert Edwin Herzstein of the University of South Carolina, a historian whose archival research was crucial in uncovering Mr. Waldheim's Nazi past.

But I will personally commit to our riders, partners and the public that we are up to the challenge.

It says, "No protected person [civilian] may be punished for an offense he or she has not personally committed... Reprisals against protected persons and their property are prohibited.

I'm in a personally committed relationship with a very special person, Mark O'Donnell.

Mr. Kotick and Mr. Kelly have personally committed $100 million.

David Cameron is personally committed to the NHS, he stressed.

"I am personally committed to resolving this issue," Mr. Reid vowed.