Sentence examples for was committed again from inspiring English sources

He was committed again a few years later.

Clare's stay at home lasted five months, before he was committed again, this time to the public asylum in Northampton, "much the grandest building Clare ever lived in," as Bate notes.

The process of true repentance demands not only a verbal pronouncement of the offense, but among other things, a commitment to assure that the offense will not be committed again.

Boy leaves for a day because his sister, Evie, must be committed again.

"I think some of the transgressions that are obvious are not going to be committed again," Mr. Valenti said.

Although the church hierarchy resisted these pleas, it did eventually take steps to ensure that such crimes would not be committed again.

"I cannot help feeling strong indignation that an inhuman and despicable act of terrorism like this has been committed again," Suga said.

"Atrocious crimes have been committed again and again by sangokujin and other foreigners," Mr. Ishihara said over the weekend at a ceremony of the Ground Self-Defense Force, the Japanese equivalent of an army.

We face the future with a blind certainty that we have learned from past mistakes, that they will never be committed again.

But to say that a rapist is, by nature, a monster is denying the accountability of our own society in encouraging boys to become rapists, in ignoring the seriousness of rape and allowing it to be committed again and again -- and never really addressed.

Having taken no part in the Allied invasion of Sicily in July – August, the 2nd New Zealand Division was committed to battle again in late-1943 as part of Eighth Army during the Italian Campaign.