Sentence examples for committed participant from inspiring English sources

Even the primary lesson of the 20th century's European civil war – which was that Britain needs to be a permanent, committed participant in continental affairs – has failed to take hold.

It has been suggested that the committed participant in a social movement undergoes a psychological reorganization.

As a committed participant in "Cornell Now," the Law School continues to follow a development plan that complements the intentions and goals of the larger University.

The pitch for Ed Kenway's story also bears a passing resemblance to Ezio's as it follows his progression from devil-may-care brigand to committed participant in the war between the Assassins and the Templars.

Von Schlabrendorff concludes, somewhat cryptically, that Schacht "is a partner in the Hitler conspiracy only in the sense of having caused it, not in the sense of premeditated design" (p.2), which seems to mark Schacht as a facilitator or contributor (rearmament having made the conspiracy to wage aggressive war possible) but not an originator or committed participant.

As a UC Berkeley lecturer, a committed participant in teaching and designing American Cultures courses and theorizing about the meaning of community-engaged scholarship, Zaytuna College is illustrative of the critical role that can and must be played by the university in helping build and establish formal relations with community based institutions.

We had hoped, and the evidence so far supports this, that recruiting volunteers in this way would enable us to find particularly committed participants, in order to enable several design aspects that would require such commitment and that are difficult to achieve in large cohort studies.

Our graduate students have been committed participants in new research endeavors and willing partners in rethinking our approach to research and teaching.

However, as in South Korea, the most popular titles tend to be free-to-play multiplayer games, which can be accessed via a web browser and which offer micro-transactions to more committed participants.

Or are we committed participants engaged in creating solutions to our pressing issues?

Committed participants actually interact; they do not simply log-on, contribute and leave, oblivious of others.