Sentence examples for roster of groups from inspiring English sources

In a conflict that has penetrated ever deeper into Zimbabwe's social fabric, the party has focused on a growing roster of groups that elude its direct control — a list that includes the Anglican diocese of Harare, as well as charitable and civic organizations, trade unions, teachers, independent election monitors and the political opposition.

Some companies included religious groups in their roster of affinity groups; others balked -- apparently confused about how to deal with religion.

Newly recognized student groups will be added to the roster of approved groups, the semester following their recognition.

Under a policy going back several years but seldom used, Brussels has a roster of battle groups, with two on permanent standby, comprising a force of about 1,500.

She spent her final year and a half in the determinations unit as an area manager who oversaw a roster of determination groups, each with 10 to 15 specialists who vetted applications for ­tax-exemption.

Lighter — and at times cheesier — is the work Hazlewood produced by a roster of unestablished groups.

IRS filings show the Fellowship has an annual budget of $10 million and spends most of that on salaries, the National Prayer Breakfast, travel for Coe, members of Congress and others, upkeep of Cedars and a roster of Christian groups worldwide.

MR: The roster of the group "Santana" changes frequently, adding techniques and qualities of that musician before they move on.

Operating mostly through Web sites and on their own dime, they scrutinize claims in small-town newspaper articles and in membership rosters of veterans groups.

As the reverie unfolds, Motown: The Musical is certainly Gordy's homage to the sound he created and his roster of soloists and groups.

The recognition of Gracilisuchidae, whose oldest member (T. dabanensis) is known from the Anisian of China, adds this clade to the roster of crown archosaur groups known from the early Middle Triassic.