Sentence examples for dedicated to confronting from inspiring English sources
Geoffrey Canada is head of the Harlem Children's Zone, a full-service organization dedicated to confronting entrenched poverty in Harlem.
Significant and growing movements around the world are dedicated to confronting longstanding patterns of racial bias and discrimination.
By Avi Zenilman May 5, 2009 Geoffrey Canada is head of the Harlem Children's Zone, a full-service organization dedicated to confronting entrenched poverty in Harlem.
The Ahmadis say that doctrinal opposition towards their community is being spearheaded by Khatme Nubawwat Academy, a British offshoot of a Pakistani group that is dedicated to confronting Ahmadi beliefs.
On the one hand, progressives are more emboldened than they have been in decades, galvanized by Mr. Sanders's unexpected successes in 2016 and empowered by the surge of grass-roots energy dedicated to confronting an unpopular president and pushing the party leftward.
For all the articles, self-help books and talk shows dedicated to confronting psychological problems, there's a lack of real discussion about those of us who are quick to take offense.
More communication was just what Joanna Oltman Smith Joanna Oltman Smith had in mind when she created CivilCity.org, a Web site dedicated to, in her words, "helping people confront others while not being confrontational".
Much of the document is dedicated to addressing the demographic problems that confront Republicans with a shrinking white population and rising number of Hispanics entering the electorate.
So did Joanna Oltman Smith, who has created CivilCity.org, a Web site dedicated to fostering what she calls a "constructive way to confront rude strangers without creating further conflict".
This is a woman who was in her 70's and had dedicated her life to confronting racism in the US in the wake of Martin Luther King's assassination.
Called to the clergy at age 16, James Cone (born 1938) has dedicated his life to confronting racism in the United States through his experiences in ministry, education, and authorship.
