Sentence examples for divide organized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Buffenbarger's critics said such comments would divide organized labor and undermine the Democrats' chances in November.

And yet the modest steps forward on the deal are probably enough to at least divide organized labor ― the most effective source of opposition to recent trade pacts like the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

He stood with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California as the governor told a crowd of reporters on Tuesday that Mr. Bloomberg "would be a great candidate," in an appearance at Ceasefire, a conference on bridging the partisan divide, organized by the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California.

And Ms. Walker declined to attend an event about bridging political and racial divides organized by the Listen First Project, a national nonprofit group.

By 1968, Martin Luther King and the Southern Christian Leadership Council were addressing poverty across racial divides, organizing a Poor People's Campaign.

Believing that Manhattan was an island divided, Steve Bernstein organized a series of competitions that would pit East Siders against West Siders.

Beckinsale displays a powerful sense of gesture; her poised head and precise gaze seem to divide and organize the space around her.

But as the opposition remains weak, divided and organized along the lines of feuding ethnic groups, the Communist Party has projected itself as Yugoslavia's only unifying force.

His absence will create a void in a society that was forced to divide and organize itself in two blocks: for or against Chávez.

It also means that your revenue model (the way you charge for your products) and your cost structure (how your costs are divided) are organized in such a way that they keep costs as low as possible.

I notice that recently I've unconsciously started to even more rigorously divide and organize my reading matter and practices to facilitate slow reading as well as quick perusing.