Sentence examples for active organizing from inspiring English sources

He cites "active organizing" in Oregon and claims to be "looking at other universities".

Long before the government has made its decision, citizen action groups, NGOs, and local political action groups have become active organizing to achieve the 'energy transition'.

Other government initiatives to foment entrepreneurship have fizzled out, but ABVCAP is still active, organizing networking and promotional events like the annual Brazil Breakfast, set to take place in New York in late September, and Brazilian Venture Capital Conference, set to take place in São Paolo in late October.

Cathy McMullen, a nurse in Denton who became active organizing for the ban, told VICE News Denton's situation has been uniquely dire, since the town had not had a gas administrator so the fire department had been charged with issuing fracking permits. .

You will find a history of active organizing and engaging," said Lisa Rice, president of the National Fair Housing Alliance.

The store said the most popular books were those about the Confederation of Iranian Students, the most active organized opposition during the two decades before the 1979 revolution.

The discovery of rapid eye movement, or REM, sleep in 1953 awakened scientists to the realization that sleep was not "a simple turning off of the brain," but an active, organized physiological process, said Dr. Jerome Siegel, a professor of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences at the University of California at Los Angeles.

Apart from social features that facilitate distribution and promotion of application models and components (e.g., share, rate, review, watch), the professional network encourages the creation of an active organized community that supports collaboration (Fig. 9).

But it is a politically active, organized and influential one, raising a lot of money for candidates and, like other minority groups focused on attaining rights, providing worker bees during campaigns who galvanize and energize the larger electorate -- and in the case of LGBT organizers, that's had a big impact on energizing younger voters too.

The warning by Gratteri, one of Italy's most active organized crime fighters and under protection himself against mob death threats, had little apparent influence on the pope, who has given Vatican security strategists fits with his habits of ditching his protective cordon and wading into crowds to commune with the faithful.

"Or will persistent gender discrimination – even active, organized resistance to girls' rights – reserve for her brother the greatest opportunities?" Denying girls' full equality is not only to deprive them of their basic child and human rights, but also to deprive girls' communities of their full potential.