Sentence examples for committed to organizing from inspiring English sources

"We regret any inconvenience, but we are committed to organizing a top quality -- a New York quality event," Mr. Chauner wrote, "and realize that time constraints would not make that possible".

And she was committed to organizing women workers inside Solidarity.

A newly-formed Stop Trump Coalition has organized 90 public figures in the U.K. against the state visit, committed to organizing "one of the biggest demonstrations in British history, to make very clear to our government, and to the world, that this is not in our name".

By signing the Code of Conduct this year, the head of the Federation committed to organizing training courses for travel agents, printing information flyers and supporting the predominantly small travel agencies in their attempts to provide information to their customers.

Practices with implementation of the new CHW and MA roles, tended to have practice leaders who were described by informants as committed to organizing the project and supporting the MA and CHW by providing the conditions for them to be effective in their new roles.

But neither he nor the rest of the board would commit to organizing a community-wide forum with company representatives.

GI Resilience, a global network of experts and activists committed to fighting organized crime through better information sharing, policy making and resource mobilization.

As attorney general, Beshear created the state's first Medicaid fraud division and his office took a leading role in the Leviticus Project, an eight-state coalition committed to prosecuting organized crime in the country's coal fields.

The entrepreneurial lead may or may not have prior business experience, but is committed to leading or organizing team activities during the I-Corps Program.

Thinking about these experiences, I am sure that King had talked about populism with leaders in the movement committed to a grassroots organizing approach, many with experiences in the 1930s movements which I recently described here.

Mr. Kest spoke passionately about economic inequality and committed himself to organizing poor and low-income workers.