Sentence examples for an organization committed from inspiring English sources
At the age of 11, on what would have been Gandhi's 108th birthday, I was somehow encouraged (forced) to enter the annual elocution competition for students all across the mega city organized by the Gandhi Smarak Nidhi, an organization committed to preserving the teachings and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi.
In the beginning of February, Im Tirtzu ("If you will it"), a relatively new purportedly-Zionist group, organized a brutal campaign against the New Israel Fund (NIF), an organization committed to democratic change and social justice in Israel, which has - in the last three decades - supported more than 800 cutting-edge civil society organizations.
Hamas is not simply an organization committed to a Palestinian state, by violence if necessary.
In addition to its involvement in ASEAN, Indonesia figured prominently in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), an organization committed to promoting free trade throughout the region.
He is also a D.J. for parties and is the founder of the Library of Vinyl Experience, an organization committed to preserving vinyl records.
This dispatch was one of some seventy-six thousAmericansified Amilitarymilitary documents, mostly field reports, released online by WikiLeaks, an organization committed to making secrets public.
"The opportunity to help grow an international organization committed to helping its customers gain an unprecedented level of analysis is exciting".
As a nonpartisan organization committed to a set of fundamental principles rooted in democracy, equality, liberty and justice, the ACLU approaches this issue from a different vantage point.
Like Hamas, Hezbollah is an Islamist organization committed to Israel's demise.
Mel was most proud of his leadership role in the growth of the 210 Footwear Foundation, an international organization committed to the well being of people in the shoe industry.
Sojourners, an evangelical organization committed to work for social justice, gathered over 50 faith leaders this week to a retreat held at the Equal Justice Initiative in Montgomery, Alabama.
