Sentence examples for beyond organizing from inspiring English sources

"Giddings was on the lookout for some way to advance antislavery agitation beyond organizing yet again against the gag rule," Wilentz writes, "but he found it only after the Creole rebellion".

WHAT this does, beyond organizing the space into distinct sections -- bedroom, dining room, living room -- is corral all those many many objects into the tightest sort of order, so that the room positively vibrates.

They also affirmed the ruling in Digitech, finding that a process for automation that goes beyond organizing information in a new form or carrying out a fundamental economic practice may be patent eligible.

General McChrystal said he had ordered allied forces working with Afghan soldiers and police officers to go beyond organizing, training and equipping local forces; American and NATO units now try to build "a full-time partnership" with local forces, expanding the relationship to include living side by side, combining their planning efforts and going out on operations together.

Beyond organizing the Martin Luther King Jr. events, he was instrumental in forming the Northeast Westchester Council on Equality, a citizens' group organized by local churches after the King assassination to help calm the community and to foster understanding, and spearheaded interfaith relations in the area.

Beyond organizing all of your messages in one place, Fuser plays around with the social network data to add a little functionality.

They sometimes met and coördinated in the General Union offices, but their membership spanned well beyond organized labor, Baccari and other union officials said.

Ultimately the search for reality is what binds a loose coalition of people who want to reach beyond organized religion and its perceived drawbacks.

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Behind the label is something very different--a loose coalition of people who want to reach beyond organized religion and its many drawbacks.

He said if unions want to stop the spread of right-to-work laws, they'll have to build strong alliances beyond organized labor and convince the general public that the laws are bad for everyone, not just union members.