Sentence examples for still been committed from inspiring English sources

A crime has still been committed, they say, even when there is no harm done.

He added that Uber had previously suffered "a lack of expertise" around privacy, though also claimed the company had still been committed to privacy.

By January 14th, in other words, you should still be committed to going to the gym the next day.

Yet this same ignoratio elenchi has been, and still is, committed in aesthetic, by the theory of special arts, and the limits or peculiar aesthetic character of each.

"Merkel wants to demonstrate that she still is committed to reducing greenhouse gases," said Claudia Kemfert, an energy specialist at the economic research institute DIW in Berlin.

Kidnapping is considered a continuous crime that is still being committed today and so is not covered by the amnesty laws.

The near-400-page main report concludes there is overwhelming evidence that crimes against humanity have been, and are still being, committed within the hermetic nation.

King was asked if he would still be committed to Foreman if one member of that questionable quintet were to knock out the former heavyweight champion.

Asked if he would still be committed to the club if they were relegated, Ashley's reply to Sky was unequivocal.

Gaetan Mootoo, Amnesty's west Africa researcher, said: "Human rights violations are still being committed against real or perceived supporters of Laurent Gbagbo.

Reprisal attacks are still being committed by forces loyal to the president of Ivory Coast, six weeks after he came to power vowing peace and reconciliation, Amnesty International warns today.