0 present participle of commit
Or perhaps committing a few contrapuntal errors was but a small price to pay for enabling some fine singers to perform these roles.
But his hopes of committing the distinguished actor to a prolonged stay at what, after all, was a small provincial theatre were doomed to failure.
However, male convicts born in the successive months of the year seem to differ in committing their offence according to the annual period.
A gene carrier might due to education and personnel experiences be protected from committing a crime.
In the former, the person committing the violation thinks of it as deviant and maintains it in opposition to the norm.
There are some exceptional cases in which the guilty parties have confessed to committing such a crime, but no conviction has followed.
However, agents exercise their autonomy in entering into those institutions and committing to comply with their policies in the first place.
One of the primary difficulties to committing credibly is electoral uncertainty.
