Sentence examples for reported committing from inspiring English sources

Firstly, there is an exceptionally large concentration on outcome zero, as 94.17% of the respondents reported committing zero crimes.

Note that only 9 individuals reported committing a robbery.[-1pt] c 50% of respondents that belong to OTHER ethnic group are Chinese.

In one self-report study, 54.3% of the students reported committing at least one act of violence in the current academic year; and about one third of the students reported high levels of anger-expression [ 15].

Yet when the new developments are viewed calmly, it does seem something useful has taken place.The supposed historic breakthrough lies in a new statement from the IRA, which, as widely reported, commits the movement to disarm.

As recently recounted in the Washington Post, psychologist David Lisak conducted a study of 2,000 college-age men in which 120 essentially self-reported committing an average of six rapes apiece.

On Thursday night, the official Twitter account for "The Colbert Report" committed the comedic sin of delivering a punch line without its setup.

Last week, Carney, launching the latest financial stability report, committed himself to nearly all the proposals, doing what Labour would have done had Neil Kinnock been elected in 1992.

By Jay Caspian Kang March 30, 2014 On Thursday night, the official Twitter account for "The Colbert Report" committed the comedic sin of delivering a punch line without its setup.

And the report commits the government legally to eradicating child poverty – but there is no sign of the increase in child tax credits which could make this dream a reality.

The incident is just one of a series of blunders described by the Chilcot report committed by Britain's overseas spy agency, the Secret Intelligence Service, also known as MI6, in the run-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

The pre-budget report commits the Treasury to "public pay settlements consistent with the government's achievement of the government's inflation target of 2%" and urges departments to ensure "total pay bills represent value for money and are affordable within departments' overall expenditure plans".