Sentence examples for groups that get involved from inspiring English sources

"Our public funds are able to go further with the help of the private groups that get involved," she said.

All of these details will have to be hashed out in the task force, including what kind of public fund to create to help candidates respond to super PACs and other independent groups that get involved in their races.

Some of the high-rolling groups that got involved were Future45, headed by GOP operative Brian Walsh, which spent $24 million backing Trump; Tom Steyer's NextGen California Action Committee, which boosted Clinton with $13 million in outlays; and United We Can, a super PAC linked with the Service Employees International Union, which spent $12 million helping Clinton.

In addition to the money they've given to candidates, parties and other Democratic committees, the donors have contributed about $3 million to 527 committees, the independent issue groups that frequently get involved in elections.

Try to get into musical groups and get involved in the music that's going on.

One file from the StB archives noted: "From 1949 to 1950 Koecher was part of an anti-state group that wanted to get involved in espionage.

In his article on the Guardian's local government network Andy Sawford, chief executive of the Local Government Information Unit (LGIU), has noted that when community groups do get involved with the running of public services in their area they still need to be supported (and accountable).

"The difficult part was motivating anyone from that teen age group to get involved with a magazine.

Join Groups and get involved in user activities.

Dan Rees, director of Better Work, said that before his group would get involved in Bangladesh, the country needed to enact stronger labor protections and stop suppressing trade unions.

Loomis predicted that outside conservative groups will likely get involved in the primaries, which he said is unprecedented in Kansas legislative fights.