Sentence examples similar to commit to organising from inspiring English sources
Modern slavery in the UK can take many other forms, from sexual exploitation through prostitution, forced criminality (people being sent out to commit petty crime), to organised begging.
Organising any stag weekend is tantamount to organising chaos.
For this, they offer workshops in schools and universities, which particularly committed Chomas can help to organise.
"This increase is due to organised criminal gangs committing straightforward frauds," said Det Ch Insp David Carter, of the Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Crime Unit, which is funded by the banking industry.
Deeply committed to the Refugee Olympic Team, he's worked tirelessly to organise grassroots support for the team and the issues it represents. .
In the past five years the proportion of VA patients looking primarily for cheap drugs has increased from 2% to 21%.Both parties are committed to expanding the Medicare system, but they cannot agree how to organise it or pay for it.
It would be committed to help Jeremy and John in their project and would have the potential to organise throughout the country".
He seems genuinely committed to reform.In the long run, however, that will entail allowing Islamists and Palestinians to organise freely, no matter how distasteful their opinions.
This week the UN security council is likely to commit to turn the African Union-led force into a UN peacekeeping operation, but it will take months to organise.
