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committal Definition

com·mit·tal (kə mit′'l)

noun

the act of committing; commitment

committal Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • follow: Flowers Ordering, receiving, handling, listing and methods of disposal following committal.
  • avoid: Indeed, following the abolition of " live witness " committals, there is no advantage to the prosecution in avoiding a contested committal.
  • witness: Some crematoria have a viewing area that overlooks the crematory, where you may witness the committal taking place.

Preposition: at

  • crematorium: Jackâs funeral will be in All Saints at 1.30pm on Friday 26th, followed by family only committal at the crematorium.

Adjective modifier

  • non: I think some people help because they feel guilty if they dont and some are non committal.
  • full: The latter form is often called " committal for trial " or " full committal " 55.
  • less: What we'd assumed was an acronym for " Windows File System " was actually the less committal " Windows Future Storage " .
  • private: All welcome to the church service, followed by private committal.

Modifies a noun

  • proceeding: The present paper is more akin to committal proceedings in a magistrate's court than to the trial by jury in the Crown Court.
  • hearing: The court case is a committal hearing against a former AMP client manager who is charged with 12 counts of attempting to defraud AMP.
  • order: He cannot pass a committal order more than once against the same person.
  • sentence: The service for burial and cremation is the same apart from the form of committal sentences.
  • application: Part II makes additional provision where the committal application relates to a contempt in the face of the court.
  • paper: There is also a target to provide the defense with committal papers within 14 days of receiving a trial ready file from the police.

Preposition: of

  • coffin: Back to top Can relatives witness the committal of the coffin to the cremator?
  • body: As the committal of the body takes place, curtains will be drawn around the coffin.
  • offense: Rather, it is the committal of a criminal offense.
  • person: Remand centers Remand and committal of persons under twenty-one.

Preposition: for

  • sentence: The procedure of committal for sentence should be abolished.
  • trial: The latter form is often called " committal for trial " or " full committal " 55.