Sentence examples for groups that are committed from inspiring English sources

Groups that are committed to the right to vote have begun to fight back.

BRITTONS NECK, S.C., March 28 — Timber companies and conservation organizations have been working to arrange and announce a cascade of deals transferring large, unbroken swaths of forestland into the hands of government, nonprofit — or even commercial — groups that are committed to keeping them free from development.

The Center for Social Concern, founded in 1991, is the student volunteer office for the Homewood campus, and it currently has more than 50 groups that are committed to serving the Baltimore community.

Our work at The Global Good Fund focuses on developing young social innovators along with other groups that are committed to highlighting social entrepreneurs and supporting young entrepreneur networks, such as Forbes 30 Under 30 and YEC - Young Entrepreneurs Council respectively.

Reuters reports: "If you're going to look for the (opposition) groups that are committing the worst crimes, look particularly for the foreign fighters, where the foreign fighters are fighting," Karen Koning Abuzayd told reporters in Geneva.

"We need a group that's committed, that plays with passion and effort.

That only bodes well for a group that is committed to making one another better every day.

You obviously know very little about the evolution of the human rights movement, and chose to demagogue serious groups like Amnesty International that are committed to fighting powerlessness around the world.

"I think the day-to-day will be to continue to make sure that collaboration happens with an extraordinarily talented group of people that are committed to the work and mission of the University," he said.

"It's important for us as we continue to build that we have a group of players that are committed to the club and that share our vision for the future," added O'Connor.

Financing for cheap and widely available cellphones can be provided by the telecommunications companies themselves, with money from private donors, including nonprofit groups and development banks that are committed to long-term poverty alleviation.