Sentence examples for were actually committed from inspiring English sources

Many of the murders Mr. Massino is charged with, he said, were actually committed by the informers.

Last week, out of its 22 member states, just two very small ones were actually committed to action.

"They also then threw a lot of money around to demonstrate they were actually committed… and they did, they spent a lot of money".

To investigate whether these cells were actually committed to either a melanocytic or glial cell fate, we performed additional double immunostainings for TUBB3 together with pertinent lineage markers for each respective cell type, i.e., TYRP1 for melanocytes and laminin for glial cells, resulting in diverse findings.

Groene argues that a big company like Microsoft could have hired any consultant it wanted to, but "the actual value that you will create comes from the people who are actually committed to the business.

Most are actually committed by people known to the victim: a relative, a friend or an acquaintance.

Rather than study this problem yet again, COPE is actually committed to doing something about this problem now".

As I say in the story, even as we were struggling to get my father committed, I worried about what would happen if he was actually committed.

"He was one of the officials who was dedicated to his job, and he was actually committed to his work," said Zalmy Ayoubi, a government spokesman.

Harry Fletcher, assistant general secretary of the probation service union Napo, said: "The vast majority of serious further offences are actually committed by offenders in the lowest tier.

And it seems we have to learn it each time there is a dispute: they are actually committed to one side.