Sentence examples for organized committed from inspiring English sources
"Those who organized, committed and allowed these crimes to happen will be severely punished".
And that now defensively we're organized, committed, compact and not giving much away.
Staying organized, committed and regular will help you to stay zen in your college studies.
An artist who is not recklessly working, but organized and committed to a disciplined routine of practice and getting better will successful.
Although the job description might bring to mind an afternoon of draping the school gym with crepe paper for the senior prom, gala chairwomen put in long hours and must be organized and committed.
Rob Earnshaw scored his fourth of the season, showing that his home opener double wasn't a fluke, and the squad generally looks organized and committed, two adjectives that weren't part of the 2012 vocabulary.
Syria Report, an economic newsletter based in Damascus, said that the law had been designed in a way that would limit the formation of Kurdish and Islamic parties, "the two constituencies that are traditionally believed to be the best organized and committed".
In the event of an armed invasion by an aggressor state, an organized and committed campaign of non-violent civil disobedience perhaps combined with international diplomatic and economic sanctions would be just as effective as war in expelling the aggressor, with much less destruction of lives and property.
Through my college education, I have also learned to be extremely organized and committed to my work.
The hospital – administered on a voluntary basis by the Franciscan Sisters Congregation – is small but well organized and committed to providing free treatment, when necessary, to physically disabled children.
But again, if this is a gathering where people talk and feel good and go home and do not organize and commit to standing up to hate when it occurs, even when it means standing up to people of our own tradition, then it probably is not worth the plane ticket.
