Sentence examples for yet been committed from inspiring English sources

Mr. McGreevey's spending plan also assumes that the federal government will provide nearly $500 million for Medicaid and prescription plans for the elderly -- money that has not yet been committed.

Mr. McGreevey's budget assumes that the state will get $78 million in federal financing for nursing home costs and a senior citizens' prescription drug plan, but no funds have yet been committed.

"Record company and management aren't keen on showcasing Maguire this early in her professional development," Empire observed sagely, "nothing has yet been committed to master tape, but there is talk of her writing with some of the most bankable producers going".

The filing indicates that the new fund will be called "Revolution Ventures II" and that no money has yet been committed to the raise.

The study was slated to begin in 2010; however, funding required to initiate it has not yet been committed.

A potential explanation is that although the rhetoric surrounding the issue trumpets the need to orchestrate a "closer to home" health care delivery system for palliative persons, the reality is that the resources have not yet been committed.

They insist nothing has yet been commited to paper in terms of storylines but say the 69-year-old actor has for some time yearned for an easier life and when the writers came up with a way out he jumped at it.

He was really an English public schoolboy, but I welcome the idea of people who are in some ways not Scottish, yet are committed to Scotland.

If the police do re-categorise someone as high risk the truth remains that no offence has been committed yet.

It's like we are destroying evidence at a crime scene and yet no crime has been committed.

Yet where a crime has been committed, they are terrified of retribution.