Sentence examples for group formers from inspiring English sources

In the 1830s the French historian and politician Alexis de Tocqueville (1805 59) brilliantly analyzed democracy in America, concluding that it worked because Americans had developed "the art of association" and were egalitarian group formers.

Many of the local coaches are essentially group formers - one thing when all the players come from similar backgrounds, but quite another when they are gathered from the four corners of the globe.

Last year, the S.E.C. also accused a group former traders from Nomura Securities with misleading customers about bond prices.

Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari is a master group former.

In this figure, only the mass rail transit lines operated by JR group, former Japan National Railway, are described.

Speaking at the launch of the group, former defence secretary Liam Fox said it would help the party connect with voters.

In the first phase of the study, foreign language teachers were classified into two groups: former and current teachers.

The group was formed after a meeting of supporters' groups, former directors and other interested parties on Monday.

The data also allow us to differentiate between naturalisation intentions of two sub-groups: former migrants, and their descendants born on the territory of the host country.

In 2009 Rwanda joined the Commonwealth which mostly groups former British colonies.

With clients ranging from big business to foreign governments to special interest groups, former officials are much sought after by public relations and consulting firms.