Sentence examples for committed as a group from inspiring English sources
For most of the past year this unwarranted confidence has been supported by a strange consensus on the part of investment analysts, who somehow became committed as a group to the view that Japan's economy is on the mend.
He said: "We are committed as a group of 14 to making sure we deliver a strong Welsh Conservative message in the run-up to the assembly election, the run-up to the general election but, more importantly, on the face of it, the European election.
As 350 members of the Aspen Global Leadership Network gather for the inaugural Aspen Leaders Action Forum, distinguished professionals and innovators from around the globe will focus their attention on some of the most pressing global challenges -- committing as a group to move further along the path from "success to significance," the network's credo.
"I think people are taking a very careful look, because we are very, very committed as a conservative group of voters, that we want someone we can nominate who will both beat Barack Obama and fix the country," Mr. Romney said.
They have also been charged under section 34 of the Indian Penal Code, which holds each accused individual equally liable for all criminal acts committed together as a group.
One of the gravest sins you can commit as a scientist working with an advocacy group is to swoop in, do your studies, then leave without bothering to share your results, he says.
The suit was filed in Federal District Court in Rochester on behalf of 10 named plaintiffs -- including Ms. Alston and Ms. Grayden -- as well as Employees Committed to Justice, a group of about 200 others who meet monthly to compare notes about possible racism at Kodak.
No, although I bet if a bunch of friends got together, had some drinks, and actually really committed to synergizing as a group, they could definitely build Rome in twenty-four hours.
