Examples of using Has committed in English and their translations into Finnish
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He has committed the theft.
Including murder. We think Levi has committed some very serious crimes.
He has committed no crime.
Of attacking a loyal minister of the Emperor. He has committed the crime.
She has committed no crime.
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In the United Kingdom, the central government has committed to pay all bills within 10 days.
She has committed no crime.
The witness has committed perjury.
He has committed heinous crimes against the Cardassian people.
Lord Robert has committed treason.
He has committed the crime of attacking a loyal minister of the Emperor.
Miss Mallon has committed no crime.
Has committed four murders, he won't hesitate to commit the fifth! When somebody.
Lancelot has committed treason.
Has committed four murders, When somebody… he won't hesitate to commit the fifth!
This man has committed treason.
He has committed unspeakable acts.
During the period 2002-2010 the EU has committed EUR 1 billion to these beneficiaries.
He has committed a crime against humanity.
Since 2003, the Commission has committed over EUR 800 million in Iraq.
Merck has committed to donating the medicine free of charge until the disease is eradicated.
Of course, Saddam has committed too many crimes.
ENTSO-E has committed to addressing this urgent issue more in detail in the second edition of it's TYNDP to be published in 2012.
Ukrainian Ambassador in Korea has committed two traffic accidents while drunk.
Finland has committed to notifying any application of the scheme to individual cases in sensitive sectors.
Whichever one of you has committed no sin… may throw the first stone at her.
He has committed several.
By signing the Kyoto Protocol it has committed itself tostabilising these emissions from 2000 onwards.
If Mr. Ryn has committed serious crimes, the Federation will hold him accountable.
Such a one has committed the perfect crime.