Sentence examples for administration organizers from inspiring English sources

Bruce Springsteen and an eclectic chorus of musicians, including R.E.M., the Dave Matthews Band, Keb' Mo' and Death Cab for Cutie, will stage concerts in nine of the presidential campaign's swing states this fall to raise money and press voters to oust the Bush administration, organizers of the concerts said Wednesday.

That was often a problem during the Bush administration, but organizers say they are less worried now, even though restrictions on the ability to pay Cubans for their work in the United States remain in place.

Katherine E. Finkelstein (NYT) MANHATTAN: COW PARADE People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has filed a lawsuit against the Giuliani administration and the organizers of CowParade NYC 2000, an art exhibition of several hundred fiberglass cows set to open on June 15.

A federal judge in Manhattan refused yesterday to force the city to allow a rally on Saturday on the Great Lawn in Central Park, after the Bloomberg administration and protest organizers failed to reach a compromise during a sudden round of weekend negotiations.

Some studies showed that a development of a web-based assessment resulted in less administration for course organizers [ 11, 16].

Under the supervision of the governor's staff, the groups intend to raise more than $1 million for a media blitz, hire a powerful political consultant close to the Cuomo administration and deploy field organizers to the districts of more than a dozen key lawmakers to drum up support, according to interviews with those involved in the effort.

"ICCI members place responsibility for the continued foreclosure crisis completely with the Obama Administration," said Chris Neubert, an organizer with community based grassroots organizing group Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement (ICCI) in an email Tuesday.

After the elections, union organizers hope the administration will finally recognize SAGE as a collective bargaining agent.

While Hikind's ire is primarily directed at the fact that the Political Science Department at the college has cosponsored the event he says the event should be able to go on without the imprimatur of a college department his aim is to effectively intimidate the student organizers and college administration into disavowing the event.

In an open letter to their colleagues, the organizers accuse the UC administration of acting by "autocratic fiat" and call for a walkout to protest the management of the furlough plan.

David Swanson, who for years has pushed for prosecutions of Bush administration officials, was one of the organizers of the petitions calling for the appointment of a Special Prosecutor.