Sentence examples for will be committed in from inspiring English sources
How many more suicides will be committed in the stark, gritty glare of the CFL, how many might have been prevented by the consoling halo of the incandescent?
If 2010 and 2011 are any guides, about 100,000 of the most serious sorts of crimes will be committed in the city in the coming year, from murder to auto theft.
But we are hopeful that billions of dollars will be committed in the coming years — by individuals, foundations, corporations and governments — to foster sustainable change for women and girls, in the U.S. and around the world.
General David Richards, now head of the British army, warned late last summer that "the UK will be committed to Afghanistan in some manner - development, governance, and security sector reform - for the next 30 to 40 years".
"There are obviously further decisions to be taken before Australian forces will be committed to combat operations in Iraq," Abbott said.
Hundreds of millions of pounds will be committed to protecting homes in England from the rising risk of flooding, ministers announced on Wednesday.
Then a system was co-developed with a team of rehabilitation professionals who will be committed to use it in their daily work.
Local VC firm Silverton Partners is one of those investors, and it's just raised $75 million for its fourth fund, which will be committed to investing solely in early-stage Austin startups.
The resort's land isn't far from Edwards Air Force Base, and the Blast reports that the ranch will be staffed mostly by veterans and will be committed to helping those in the armed forces, as CBD, a marijuana compound that won't get you high, has been used to treat PTSD.
Create your own business plan 7.2 Safety TBC will be committed to conducting business in a manner that protects the health and safety of all employees, customers, and persons living in the community where it operates.
With around 1,500 more troops, probably from Spain and Italy, NATO plans to plant three more garrisons in northern Afghanistan, where it will also take over two small garrisons now run by an American-led army that is fighting the Taliban.Another 3,000 troops will be committed to protect elections due in September, though half will stay on standby in Europe.
