Sentence examples for attempts at organizing from inspiring English sources

His re-election is a positive step away from the early days of the revolution and should be viewed in comparison with Iran's tumultuous past attempts at organizing a society based on religious fervor.

Similarly, Qatar exhibits low levels of coordination and no attempts at organizing protests.

That's why Uber has faced protests by drivers, some attempts at organizing and a distinct pushback from labor regulators, notably in California.

The new investors have reopened four of the enterprises 13 plants and have been ruthless in crushing any attempts at organizing its workers.

Some attempts at organizing QTL/MAS approaches have been made in Europe, where workshop results have been documented in BMC Proceedings.

Sharmeen Mitha-Sehgal, the co-founder and chief executive of Appy Couple, came up with the idea after what she describes as her sister's disastrous attempt at organizing a 500-person wedding in Mumbai.

The Ruling Party is a meta-party…it always wins every election, because whichever party wins is led by members of the Ruling Party, who have more in common with each other than with the back bench dinosaurs who form the rump of their notional party Any attempt at organizing a transfer of power that does not usher in a new group of Ruling Party faces risks being denounced as Terrorism.

And with McDonald's and other deep-pocketed fast-food chains determined to fight back any attempts at unionization, organizing the industry is an objective that even labor advocates warn might not be achievable.

The state's Joint Legislative Audit Committee approved a request by Sen. Tony Mendoza (D-Artesia) to review expenses incurred by the charter school organization that has been fighting the union's attempts to organize teachers at its 27 schools.

Attempts to organize are under way at each of the company's eight distribution centers, where Amazon's inventory is warehoused, packed and shipped.

Open data also helps address the classification problem, again by lowering the cost at which one group attempts to organize their information, and by creating a culture in which classification schemes are themselves shared, remixed, hacked, and subjected to incremental improvement-but also ready to be torn down and rebuilt when the data indicate.