Sentence examples for groups that are active from inspiring English sources

"With Prudential, that's four major investment groups that are active in Newark".

But his travels to Yemen and possibly Somalia raise questions about whether he met with any of the militant Islamic groups that are active in both countries.

Some of the Turkish-backed groups had been asked to disentangle themselves from jihadi groups that are active in parts of the war for the north.

The US government repeated its travel alert advising citizens not to travel in Guerrero state due to the armed groups that are active in the region.

They will be keener on joining groups that are active in relatively stable areas and offer a decent salary, not those involved in heavy clashes on a day to day basis.

The center, based in Montgomery, Ala., records only groups that are active, meaning that the groups are registering members, passing out fliers, protesting or showing other signs of activity beyond maintaining a Web site.

Of the half a dozen groups that were active in Punjab in the 1990s, many had splintered by the middle of the next decade, divided by differences over, among other things, whether jihad required attacking the Pakistani state.

Some of the superdonors, like Mr. Simmons and Robert J. Perry, a Texas homebuilder, are longtime backers of independent groups that were active in past campaigns, like the Swift Boat group, which in 2004 challenged the Vietnam War record of Senator John Kerry, the Democratic presidential nominee.

And unlike in past years, when wealthy donors of both parties donated chiefly to groups that were active in the general election campaign, the top Republican donors are contributing money far earlier, in contests that will determine the party's presidential nominee.

They're going to take the money and they say, 'What's wrong with helping our friends?' " When the United States Hispanic Leadership Institute created a proposal for a Latino health policy agenda several years ago, five of the eight members of the committee preparing health recommendations represented nonprofit groups that were active in the battle against soda taxes.

This refers to Joanne Chesimard, implicated in the brutal murder of a State Policeman in New Jersey, and to other so-called "militant groups" that were active in the U.S. decades ago.