Sentence examples for a wave of organized from inspiring English sources

And in Guerrero, where civilian groups have taken up arms amid a wave of organized crime-related violence in recent months, members of the teachers' union have closed down the highway connecting the tourist port of Acapulco to Mexico City on several occasions.

He said that some of the country's hard-won freedoms began to erode five years ago when a wave of organized crime swept the country.

The Giuliani administration had just closed many streets to vendors, and Basinski became involved in a wave of organizing.

The growing numbers of students likely to see their help for college denied have set off a wave of organizing in opposition to the law.

Declining profits and intensifying competition for clicks have had a disastrous impact on journalistic working conditions, driving a wave of organizing across digital and print media.

The decision by Los Angeles Times workers comes amid a wave of organizing efforts that has swept through newsrooms at digital outlets, including Salon and Vox Media.

That really was the beginning of a wave of organizing of public-sector workers many of whom were African Americans, many of whom were women that really took off in the 1970s as those groups claimed equal citizenship rights across the board.

Thrillist's unionization is part of a wave of organizing that has swept the digital media industry in the past two years.

A wave of union organizing at college campuses across California and the nation in recent months is being fueled by part-time faculty who are increasingly discontented over working conditions and a lack of job security.

Over the past few months, on the heels of a fresh wave of organizing by liberals, at least 19 states have introduced measures that would criminalize peaceful protest.

Today, we're seeing a new wave of organizing on campuses and in communities that is helping to write a different narrative.