Sentence examples for committed civic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dibner was also an exceptional and committed civic leader.

But can these committed civic leaders do anything to increase government support for the company?

He was a committed civic leader with more than fifty years as a Rotarian (Paul Harris) and was honored by both the Anti-Defamation League of the B'nai B'rith in NYC and the NAACP in Memphis for his contributions to human rights.

To bring real change, it will take committed civic activists willing to fight against generations of entrenched graft and cronyism.

Randy Parraz has spent the past sixteen years of his professional life fighting for change and committed to civic engagement, civil rights and working families.

The committed are already committed.

Contemporary civic republicans, naturally, remain committed to these institutional devices in some measure (Pettit 1997, 2001, 2012; Maynor 2003).

The worry is that the Czech Republic's last experiment with a minority coalition Mr Klaus's ill-fated right-wing government, which lasted less than 18 months—has set a dismal precedent.Reform-minded Czechs dream that Mr Zeman will opt instead for the Freedom Union, a party formed by defectors from Mr Klaus's Civic Democrats which seems more committed than he was to genuine economic reform.

It is also clear that Christians who disagree on the biblical or theological issues can still agree to civic equality for same-sex committed couples.

For instance, independent non-profit organizations such as the Hong Kong Council on Smoking and Health, the Clear the Air, and the Civic Exchange have been active and committed to tobacco control and/or environmental protection as part of their advocacy [ 55].

The wound to the country's civic health remains fresh, though of course it is active, committed Democrats who feel it most keenly.