Sentence examples for a committed membership from inspiring English sources

Except for those based explicitly on furthering caste- or religion-based agendas, no centrist party mobilizes around a program of social transformation that might attract large constituencies and generate a committed membership.

If MoveOn -- from its battle-tested leadership to its diverse, committed membership -- cannot take a clear side in what is now a two-person contest between the Democratic establishment and Democratic reform, then it will have a harder time blaming future politicians for maintaining the status quo.

But breaking the stalemate of the gun debate also requires acknowledging how wide a political gap there is between general public opinion in America and the small, fiercely committed membership of the NRA – and how different those world views can be.

Labour has a vast national membership, a committed base of loyal activists, experienced parliamentarians and a talented new generation of politicians.

Despite reservations about the case for British membership, he was a committed internationalist and gave his full support to campaigns and initiatives to promote peace and aid the oppressed and the persecuted across the world.

Probably one with a large membership base and with men who are looking for a committed relationship.

Almost every entry in Wright's FBI file after 1944, when the essay was first published, makes reference to his party membership, continuing into the mid-50s, by which time he was a committed anti-communist.

Like his fellow band members, Hellerman was a committed leftwing sympathiser, and was called by the House Un-American Actinities Committee in 1955, to answer questions about Communist party membership.

A committed churchgoer.

He is a committed atheist.

Harvey was a committed royalist.