Sentence examples for which would be committed from inspiring English sources

The policy document called for the establishment of a Pricing Committee which would be committed to "total transparency in the pricing structure of pharmaceutical manufacturers, wholesalers, providers of services, such as dispensers of drugs, as well as private clinics and hospitals" [ 8].

Mr Erdogan did not elaborate but Turkish officials said they had drafted contingency plans to set up a "buffer zone" inside Syrian territory, for which troops would be committed.

"There is a risk that some serious crimes would be committed which would have been prevented if the block opt-out had not been exercised and a similar risk that some crimes would go unpunished.

If that were the case, Kuhn would be committed to the worldly existence of both Newtonian mass and Einsteinian mass (which are nonetheless not the same).

Yost would be committed for two years.

D.R.: I would be committed [to oversight].

But backing the opposition, which promises even steeper cuts, would be committing suicide.

They also ignore the fact that, unlike the Europeans, the American Federal Reserve can monetize the federal debt and assure that U.S. bond holders are always paid -- unless, of course, the Republicans refuse to pay the debts that we owe, which would be like committing economic Hara-Kiri.

People who knowingly aim laser pointers at aircraft — which can distract or temporarily blind pilots — would be committing a federal crime subject to up to five years in prison under a measure passed by the House on Monday.

"The United States attorney cannot, in good conscience, conclude at this time that there is a reasonable possibility that a federal crime has been committed which would be the proper subject of a federal grand jury investigation," Mr. Suthers said in a statement.

There was consistent interest in the form of governing institutions and frequent emphasis on the doctrine of the Mandate of Heaven the idea that a monarch ruled by heaven's decree, which would be withdrawn if he committed evil.