Sentence examples for remotely committed from inspiring English sources
None of the main parties is remotely committed to such a policy.
Emma Thompson said: "I don't understand how any government remotely serious about committing to reversing climate change can even consider these ridiculous plans.
The Pentagon did not return a request for comment, but spokesman George Little told the Associated Press in late February, "The Defense Department remains committed to honoring the remotely piloted aircraft operators and the cyber warriors as appropriate.
The YHA still seems committed to eschewing anything that could remotely be construed as plush - it all feels a touch miserly given the cost, and the fact that no expense has been spared transforming the house.
Trump hasn't committed any act yet that even remotely rises to the high bar of impeachment offenses.
Believing they have committed a crime, the car's navigation-system operator remotely disables Kurt's car, allowing Harken to catch and hold them at gunpoint.
The great bulk of America's murders are committed with "ordinary" handguns, not the sort that would be covered by any remotely likely ban; and the evidence that the 1994-2004 balteredred homicide rates is sketchy at best.
And these offenses were not committed by athletes or artists or actors or actresses; they were committed by unremorseful CEO's and politicians whose services we invest in, literally, and whose private actions--tailoring raw intelligence, cooking the books--have public consequences, none of which have been remotely accounted for.
And these offenses were not committed by athletes or artists or actors or actresses; they were committed by unremorseful CEOs and politicians whose services we invest in, literally, and whose private actions--tailoring raw intelligence, cooking the books--have public consequences, none of which have been remotely accounted for.
