Sentence examples for committed and organised from inspiring English sources

Instead, it was Mr Forbes, a billionaire publisher, who showed what lavish spending, allied to a committed and organised group of supporters, could do.Thanks to a grass-roots movement put together by conservative religious groups, Mr Forbes won a surprising 30% of the Iowa party's vote, giving him a claim to be the right's standard bearer, albeit one disputed by Alan Keyes (see Lexington).

Hull received a dose of their own medicine last night, suffering a surprise home defeat against a London Broncos team every bit as committed and organised as they had been in shocking St Helens to reach the Challenge Cup final last weekend.

"But we've got to work as hard as that and we've got to defend like we did and be as committed and organised as we were.

"We are committed and determined to eradicate" organised crime in the US, Mr Holder told reporters.

Despite the presence of a 52,000-plus full house, St James Parkk fell eerily quiet, the atmosphere often falling as flat as much of Newcastle's passing in the face of Coyle's committed, organised and physically awkward opposition.

The current hegemony of English football and the potential of the two teams was reflected in a spine-tingling duel, decided through a lottery that unjustly ended the hopes of one of them" Marca, Spain "This Champions League final was expected to be tight, hotly contested, committed, organised; and on that it delivered.

The Lyne government committed to building the new Central Railway Station, and organised a worldwide competition for the design and construction of a Harbour Bridge.

"He's committed and supportive.

"It is the latest barbaric act of a regime that has committed organised, wholesale torture, used chemical weapons, and is starving whole communities by blocking delivery of food to Syrian civilians in urgent need.

"It is the latest barbaric act of a regime that has committed organised, wholesale torture, used chemical weapons, and is starving whole communities by blocking delivery of food to Syrian civilians in urgent need," he said.

Ministers are committed to a slimmer more flexible curriculum to be focused on the basics and organised around traditional subject disciplines.