Sentence examples for thereby committing from inspiring English sources

Stick licensing occurs when the prospective licensee is already producing and marketing your invention, thereby committing patent infringement.

I see no way of evading the fact that in 1948 one people displaced another, thereby committing a grave injustice.

President Bush — as he has finally admitted in his new memoir — explicitly authorized torture, thereby committing a serious crime under American and international law.

FGF signaling represses the NMP markers brachyury (ntla) and sox2 through regulation of tbx16 and msgn1, thereby committing cells to a PM fate.

In addition, BN asserts that the district court misunderstood the teaching of the prior art references, thereby committing clear error in the factual predicates it established for comprehension of the prior art references.

If one says that it is not certain that Smith is still alive, one is not thereby committing to the statement that nobody knows that Smith is still alive.

They do, however, illocutionarily entail it: anyone committed to 'I assert that p' assertorically is thereby committed to p assertorically.

However, joint commitments thus specified imply a normative relationship between the parties thereby committed: if A and B are jointly committed in some way, then each of them is obligated to act accordingly and each of them is entitled to demand the other's conforming action; in other words, they owe each other such action (cf. Gilbert 2009).

Looking at it one way, B.D. thereby committed a murder, so Strangler Bob's prediction for him came true.

Recusant, English Roman Catholic from the period about 1570 to 1791 who refused to attend services of the Church of England and thereby committed a statutory offense.

It thereby committed itself to sharing power and revenue with foes who are hardly angels themselves, and to a democratic transition that could yet prove a model for the continent.