Examples of using Having committed in English and their translations into German
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If one has never committed a single sin except lying: this is equal to having committed all sins.
Besides being imprisoned without having committed any crime, while in prisons he was treated in humilating ways.
Willow suspected of having committed the murder.
Challenges also arise in relation to domestic prosecutions of persons suspected of having committed crimes against humanity or war crimes.
I was now charged with the more serious offense of having committed two acts of domestic abuse within one year.
Mbanenande is accused of having committed this attack and of killing several victims by shooting them
the Soviet Union accused the army of having committed the crime- a lie that was obtained many decades upright.
Mark Twain what I regret about the follies of youth is not having committed them but not being able to do so again.
Distorting the evidence while accusing a bhikkhu of having committed a pārājika offense,
Climate Alliance members have been dealing with this issue since 1990, each having committed abstain from the use of timber from destructive logging practices.
Nyamwasa is still suspected of having committed a grenade attack in 2010 in Kigali.
I, not even having committed what he explicitly permits,
All are very surprised that she is said having committed suicide.
The Koran speaks of Muhammad as having committed sins.
A number of people suspected of having committed this attack have already been arrested.
Those suspected of having committed criminal acts, including human rights abuses,
legal persons having committed or being liable for such offences,
which one can't remember having committed, as a result of stress or drinking?
One police officer felt deep regret about having committed crimes against Falun Gong practitioners.
ZetaTalk on Fraud Charges Will someone go to prison for having committed fraud?