Sentence examples for A committed participant from inspiring English sources

As a committed participant in "Cornell Now," the Law School continues to follow a development plan that complements the intentions and goals of the larger University.

As a UC Berkeley lecturer, a committed participant in teaching and designing American Cultures courses and theorizing about the meaning of community-engaged scholarship, Zaytuna College is illustrative of the critical role that can and must be played by the university in helping build and establish formal relations with community based institutions.

Chris is a committed participant in the civic life of Boston and Massachusetts serving now and in the past on numerous civic and university boards.

Von Schlabrendorff concludes, somewhat cryptically, that Schacht "is a partner in the Hitler conspiracy only in the sense of having caused it, not in the sense of premeditated design" (p.2), which seems to mark Schacht as a facilitator or contributor (rearmament having made the conspiracy to wage aggressive war possible) but not an originator or committed participant.

It has been suggested that the committed participant in a social movement undergoes a psychological reorganization.

The pitch for Ed Kenway's story also bears a passing resemblance to Ezio's as it follows his progression from devil-may-care brigand to committed participant in the war between the Assassins and the Templars.

There was a main circle of people, a handful of committed participants at its center, many of them dancing with some kind of prop, while others gestured in ways that seemed to reference a greater mystical force.

However, absolute weight loss was greatest in the 5% of participants where the final weight was recorded more than 24 weeks after baseline, perhaps reflecting a small group of committed participants who return for a final weigh-in and who have had a longer period in which to lose weight.

The goal with the huddles is to turn first-time activists into committed participants across a range of issues, including civil rights, healthcare and the environment.

After about a year, bin Laden's schoolmate said, he began to feel trapped and bored, but by then the group had developed a sense of camaraderie, with bin Laden emerging as one of its committed participants.

In Somerton, Somerset, I was struck by how committed participants were to seeing their work deliver results.