Meanings of commit further in English

As a right-wing leader, Netanyahu faces a particular dilemma in freeing Palestinians who might commit further violence.

Heather Humphreys has defended her decision to commit further public funding to a proposed arthouse cinema in Galway.

This has made some less likely to commit further offences: it puts them back on to the right path.

He seemed quite satisfied with himself, quite ready to commit further crimes for sake of his own safety or desire.

The court ruled that a belief that a defendant might commit further crime was not a sufficient reason to refuse bail.

It typically seeks to have insider trading defendants pay fines, give up illegal profits and agree not to commit further wrongdoing.

Judges said there was a risk that Mr Junqueras might commit further crimes, as there was no sign he intended changing his ways.

The United States has been urging its NATO allies to send more troops to Afghanistan, but European nations remain reluctant to commit further reinforcements.

One condition which always attaches to a suspended sentence is that the person must not commit further offences during the period of the suspended sentence.

He also said Mr Clancy was aligned to a criminal gang in Limerick and claimed he would commit further serious offences if released on bail.

On Friday, the US state department said in a statement that "the US will no longer commit further funding to this irredeemably flawed operation".

Dr Brady said the fact that Brendan Smyth had gone on to commit further acts of abuse was "because others didn't do their duty."

Shadrach Fanega says hopefully tighter auditing will dissuade people from committing further fraud.

The man had escaped from jail and committed further offences while at large.

Healthy Weight For Ireland recognises the absence of provision but stops short of committing further.

Mackenzie said that practice could result in a thief committing further frauds at other schools.