Sentence examples for * organising in from inspiring English sources

The practical implications of increased complexity for the modes of organising in societies and organisations have to do with a fact that the operational environment has become increasingly difficult to manage through old control and decision-making structures.

There is a consistent failure to participate in any kind of grassroots or community organising in the UK and once again, working class organisers are left holding it all (and then being judged not radical enough).

He means community organising, in the sense of London Citizens.

This changed the landscape of feminist organising in Australia forever.

It was the forces of hope organising in Austrian society.

The paper focuses on the remarkable growth and prominence of community organising in the UK.

Hinna has also been involved herself in her parent's work, organising demonstrations in Islamabad in 2008 calling for peace in Swat.

"You have to understand that this is not a bunch of different revolutions," explains a sunken-eyed Syrian student, taking a breather in Lebanon from weeks of protest-organising in Damascus.

At the same time, traditional forms of union organising are in decline in developed countries, becoming increasingly unfit to cope with forms of precarious or informal labour.

In contrast, the organising committee in Salt Lake City, host of the winter Olympics in 2002, bought insurance through Lloyd's, says Kelly Flint, then the committee's legal counsel.

He was put in charge of organising sabotage in factories and opposing the German labour draft.