Sentence examples for groups that engaged from inspiring English sources

They split into three groups that engaged coalition forces in a firefight lasting hours.

And she signed on for one of the continuing Memory Works groups that engaged in mind exercises for those in the early stage of Alzheimer's.

For those groups that engaged in centralized forms of organization, the role of chief, or tribelet leader, was generally an inherited position.

Mr Griffin's one fellow MEP, Andrew Brons, has a genteel manner but was, as a young man, involved with Nazi-style groups that engaged in arson attacks on synagogues.

Pairwise comparisons indicated that only the two groups that engaged in physical exercise (EG and ESG) significantly increased their cardiorespiratory fitness levels, though they did not significantly differ from each other.

There were, of course, "islands of positive deviation", the phrase coined to describe Slovakian groups that engaged in anti-communist resistance, either actively or simply by "living within the truth", as Havel put it in "The Power of the Powerless".

The purpose is to shut down groups that engage in conspiracies or aid and abet violence.

The State Department has traditionally helped fund both Republican and Democratic groups that engage in promoting democracy.

But, as Tony Simons and Randall Peterson, of Cornell, mention in a study of seventy top management teams, groups that engage in "task conflict" also often suffer from "relationship conflict".

That ruling paved the way for the creation of super PACs and led to the proliferation of nonprofit advocacy groups that engage in campaigns.

The proposed legislation would subject corporations, unions and other nonprofit groups that engage in political activity to significant new disclosure rules.