6 sentences with 'committing'

Example sentences and phrases with the word committing and other words derived from it.

Brief definition: committing

Doing or carrying out an action, often something serious like a crime or a promise.

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The football player was sent off from the match for committing a serious foul against the opponent.

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A $10,000 fine and a two-year prison sentence deter most from committing theft, but for some the temptation is irresistible.

The New York Times condemned it as "clearly utopian," while The Wall Street Journal accused Ford of committing "nonsense, if not economic crimes."

On 23 February 1820, he signed a treaty with them, putting an end to the war between the coastal provinces and committing all of them to support the constitution of a federal republican government.

Overall, the Spanish Civil War allowed Italy and Germany to "test" their new armies before committing to a larger war in Europe (Italy, however, also launched a brutal invasion of Ethiopia in 1934).

This is why freedom, exclusive to man, is a gift received from above, which no one can take away without committing a double offence: to the victim, by depriving him of this divine gift, and to God, by disregarding an attribute which he wished to bestow on his creature.

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