Sentences with phrase «really committed these acts»

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The really sad thing is that for a family to get a violent mentally ill child into a facility the child has to commit a violent act.

God has some patience with the sinners (who really commit harmful acts), and hopes that they may shift from the secular society where they merely exist, to the Church, where they could find life in fulness.

@Sadies «I really hope we are reaching the age that catholic prirsts will no longer be able to hide behind the veil and will go to jail if they commit illegal acts»

But the Democratic congressmembers staging a sit - in on the House floor today may be committing one of the first really politically significant acts of live - streaming in American politics.

Old Joe eventually commits despicable acts that could be rationalized as potentially altering history for the better, but he's really acting out of a desire to save the woman he will eventually fall in love with.

Congress, in instituting the District's Charter School Reform Act of 1995, sought to remedy some of the deepest problems, but it wasn't until the election of Mayor Adrian Fenty in 2006 and the appointment of Michelle Rhee to lead the school system that the city really committed to reform.

Since a child can't really commit an intentional act if they're not likely to understand the consequences fully, it would be unreasonable to use the intentional acts provision to deny coverage for acts committed by the child.

In the situation where a youth really has stepped out of line and committed what potentially is a criminal act, lawyers need to be well aware that the Youth Criminal Justice Act gives them a whole host of tools and access to potential resources that are not necessarily available to somebody who's 18 or ovact, lawyers need to be well aware that the Youth Criminal Justice Act gives them a whole host of tools and access to potential resources that are not necessarily available to somebody who's 18 or ovAct gives them a whole host of tools and access to potential resources that are not necessarily available to somebody who's 18 or over.

Since a child can't really commit an intentional act if they're not likely to understand the consequences fully, it would be unreasonable to use the intentional acts provision to deny coverage for acts committed by the child.

If Zuckerberg can't even commit to a symbolic act to demonstrate his company is putting its users» privacy first, are we really sure he'll commit to any legally binding ones?

«The thing I want to say about what happened to her, is that it was a very ugly thing, an act committed by one person... but if you look around the people who are here, there are thousands more that are doing something really, really beautiful,» Meghan said.

Using these techniques will help you decide what you really value in your relationship and then commit to acting in ways that further those values every day.