Sentence examples for attempting to organize from inspiring English sources

Legal action would be taken against anyone attempting to organize a rally, the statement said.

As a university student in 1974, Djindjic was imprisoned for attempting to organize a noncommunist youth group.

WHAT CAN YOU SAY ABOUT THAT? A. There's a team that's attempting to organize scientific visits to North Korea.

Mr. Udaltsov has been accused of attacking the police and of rioting at an anti-Putin demonstration that ended in clashes between the riot police and protesters last May, and of attempting to organize antigovernment riots in cities across Russia.

Involved with the Socialist Party and the labor movement from the time he was a teenager, he was fired from his first job, in a factory that made wire clothes hangers, for attempting to organize a union.

LGBT leaders are attempting to organize against the governor's inaction, gathering signatures and urging constituents to call and email the governor's office, but they say the silence from business leaders is conspicuous.

Around 1902-03, andrchists and other labor organizers began to attempt to organize the sugar industry, then the largest industry in Cuba.

In 1746 Bath and John Carteret, Earl Granville, attempted to organize a government; their failure terminated Bath's political life.

The only place where confusion sets in is Oceania, where a profusion of dotted lines attempt to organize the South Seas Islands.

The unions secured numerous concessions from Verizon, including the right to more easily attempt to organize workers in its wireless division, and a salary increase.

My father, known for his opposition to Nazism, had attempted to organize an effort to negotiate a separate peace with the Allies, an effort that failed and led to his arrest after the Germans invaded Hungary, on March 19 , 1944