Sentence examples for reasonably committed from inspiring English sources

All parts of the food chain, including feed, the animal and food industry as well as the government, are reasonably committed to the policy of preventive biosecurity.

Indeed, as a reasonably committed attender of the council's quarterly residents' forums, I had periodically asked why planning permission seemed to be a formality for any number of dry-cleaners, hairdressers, sandwich bars and betting shops, even, despite the present climate, a couple of banks – but no cinema had ever been included in a slew of redevelopment plans.

Decide how much output you can reasonably commit to each day.

But now, in an era of lower crime rates, both in this part of Brooklyn and across the city, questions are swirling over what is emerging as a central tool in the crime fight, one intended to give officers the power to engage anyone they reasonably suspect has committed a crime or is about to.

A detainee might be violent and dangerous, or reasonably likely to commit sexual offences in the future.

Still, Mr. Romney probably will need to decide upon a strategy reasonably soon, either committing to Iowa or writing it off.

The New York City Police Department has come under increased scrutiny in recent years over the racial disparities and the sheer volume of street stops it makes under its "stop, question and frisk" policy, a crime-fighting technique under which officers stop people they reasonably believe are committing or about to commit a crime.

The N.Y.P.D. has repeatedly said publicly that it uses the tactic only when an officer reasonably suspects a person has committed, is committing or is about to commit a crime.