Sentence examples for together committed from inspiring English sources

In one virtuoso performance, all twelve suspects, together, committed the crime.

The effort was joined by Congress and New Jersey, which together committed the $8.6 million to complete the work by 2002.

The federal and state governments have together committed to reduce the national adult daily smoking rate to 10% by 2018, as well as halve the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adult daily smoking rate (from 47% in 2008).

Let's let the goodness of our humanity manifest in a way that sees us more deeply connected day to day, and together committed to changing what needs to change, letting us be the nation we want to believe we are.

That's the short line, in an account perhaps shrivelled by the welcome tautness and economy of last night's pitching duel, in a game without errors (the teams had together committed eleven in prior play) or base-path melodrama, that got itself over with in a brisk two hours and fifty-two minutes.

If the deal itself is not a bad or fraudulent one, according to the SEC's own (admittedly dim) terms of settlement, how can the SEC then turn around and argue that Tourre, in putting it together, committed any kind of fraud?

Gilbert's theory, sketched in her "Three Dogmas of Promising" (2011) makes promissory obligations a matter of 'joint commitment', jointly made by two or more parties, who together commit them all.

For example, ministers meeting in November could together commit to work for universal seat belt- and helmet-wearing by 2020.

But at the second G20 summit in London the assembled leaders made it clear that they could work together, committing themselves to a global fiscal stimulus and an increase in resources for the IMF.

As part of the experience,  each class of Pipeline Fellows together commit to pool their money and invest in a woman-led, for-profit venture of their choosing in exchange for equity and a board seat.

As we reflect upon the life and legacy of Dr. King, let's together commit to realize his ambitions for the poor, his hopes for the average American.