Examples of using Be committed in English and their translations into Croatian
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Such conduct should be punishable when it causes a danger that terrorist acts may be committed.
I believe that the EU will be committed, and will remain committed, to bringing the Western Balkans countries to
Tahiri says the Kosovo government will be committed to fight organised crime in the north
SI stipulate only that the act must be committed publicly and DK publicly
Only now, these manic episodes will be committed by super-strong, super-fast,
Everyone will be committed to it and they will have to stick with it to save face.
Corruption can never be committed by 1 party alone and it can never be committed without the agreement of the other party,
EULEX should be committed to continue[their investigations]
the bribery must be committed by someone representing a Swedish company,
Underlines the fact that any future Parliament delegations to Iran should be committed to meeting members of the political opposition
An individual who is mentally ill can be committed for care according to the above legislation.
He tells me I can't be committed, when he's supposedly committed to you.
I look at them, and the only thought which comes to me… is a feeling of their isolation… and of the impunity with which crime may be committed there.
And of the impunity with which crime may be committed there. is a feeling of their isolation I look at them, and the only thought which comes to me.
I look at them, and the only thought which comes to me and of the impunity with which crime may be committed there. is a feeling of their isolation.
that the process can be forgotten. a crime can be committed under the effect of hypnosis.
smart woman want to settle for a man who cannot be committed in a real relationship,
October of each year, routine administrative expenditure may be committed in advance against the appropriations provided for the following financial year.
Articles 199 through 202 contain an array of criminal offences that can be committed by speech or writing on other individuals.