Examples of using Committed in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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We know who committed the crime.
He committed his crimes between 1978 and 1991.
Do we know who committed those acts.
She committed suicide in 1941, at the age of 59.
Correction of errors committed by site developers.
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Any citizen who betrayed his homeland, thereby committed treason.
He also committed atrocities on Christians.
Master liable for offences committed on board vessel 51.
It remains committed to fully implement its non-recognition policy.
There isn't any evidence that he committed the murders.
A woman who committed suicide arrives in Hell.
There is absolutely no evidence to proves he committed this crime.
It is the Germans who committed a crime against humanity in Poland.
The attacker wasscreaming that he was imprisoned for a crime he never committed.
It was Germans who committed these crimes against humanity in Poland.
We expect to see new journals in every field committed to open access.
Morocco: Morocco committed to triangular cooperation in favor of.
He killed two of our men and committed attacks all over Europe.
This marriage, committed in violation of church canons, caused outrage of higher clergy.
So far there's no evidence he committed these other murders.
Msoftwarebuying has been committed in providing all the market in software licensing since 2012.
We do not have the statistics for crimes committed against foreigners in 2010.
NATO and partners firmly committed to continue supporting the financial sustainment of the Afghan Security Forces.
Mateusz Morawiecki believes that Hitler committed his crimes“thanks to Stalin”.
Only those who actually committed crimes must be held responsible.
What facts or evidence corroborate the committed violation of the legal acts.
Case study: The bank committed to closing its 31% pay gap.
Birth conditions can be due to actions committed in a previous reincarnation.
We work with the authorities committed to reforms rather than profanity.
Intentional replacement of a child committed from mercenary or other foul motives-.