Sentence examples for most active role from inspiring English sources

And the police force has again played the most active role in preserving the racial order of Ferguson.

Still, for the time being, this high-end technology seems to have found its most active role in high-level musical training.

It has played "the most active role" in heading off marine conservation measures this year, said Susan Lieberman, director of international policy for the Pew Environment Group.

Natural Resources Wales, which brought the prosecution, tells me that "Messrs Raymond Brothers is not a corporate entity and therefore the decision was taken to prosecute Mr Mansel Raymond as he has the most active role on the farm".

Yet, probably the greater reason for the justices' growing circumspection by the early 1970s was that the Supreme Court was taking its most active role ever in running the nation's affairs: when the court ruled against Richard Nixon in the Watergate tapes case, it effectively forced a president from office.

Among interest groups pushing marriage equality as a platform issue, Freedom to Marry may be playing the most active role.

He plays Lucas, the eldest of the couple's three sons, and he has the most active and interesting role in the story when his mother's grievous wounds force him to become her parent.

By all accounts it's a job he takes most seriously, playing an active role behind the scenes as well.

Australia has been a good international citizen for the most part, playing an active role in negotiating the human rights treaties that form the international monitoring regime.

As the black population in northern cities grew, it was the police that played the most active day-to-day role in preserving the racial order.

Such statements from Martin McGuinness, the Sinn Fein education minister and a figure loathed by most Unionists for the active role he once played in the I.R.A., reflects a shift in the attitudes of Republicans who have previously viewed any turnover of weapons as surrender to Britain.