Sentence examples for former organizing from inspiring English sources

"Virtually every union merger in the last 20 years has led to less organizing, not more," said Richard Bensinger, former organizing director of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

"People feel there's a breakdown in the unspoken contract between workers and their companies," said Kirk Adams, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s former organizing director.

Among them were Zack Exley, the former organizing director for MoveOn.org's political action committee who now works for Mr. Kerry's campaign; Jim Jordan, the former campaign manager for Mr. Kerry who now works as a consultant for the liberal groups America Coming Together and the Media Fund; and Joe Sandler, who is a lawyer for both the Democratic National Committee and MoveOn.org.

That prevents shippers from playing one West Coast port against another, as sometimes happens on the East Coast, said Peter Olney, a former organizing director at ILWU.

Such a bleak situation has frustrated Shah Israt Ajmery, the wife of Anisur Rahman Talukder Khokon, a former organizing secretary of the BNP student wing.

A former organized-crime prosecutor, Mr. Chertoff has always had a reputation for a blunt-spoken manner.

"Less serious and more superficial publications would probably have a banner that reads, 'Teflon Continues,' " said George A. Stamboulidis, a former organized-crime prosecutor in Brooklyn.

While Trump didn't identify which members of Mueller's team he was targeting, some of his supporters have singled out Andrew Weissmann, a former organized-crime prosecutor from the Eastern District of New York, who reportedly made contributions to one of Barack Obama's election campaigns and attended Hillary Clinton's election-night party in November, 2016.

Walter Calderón, a former contra leader, is organizing former contras to march on Managua and demand what was promised to them in a series of negotiations.

Ebert ordered the former soldiers, organized in Freikorps (paramilitary organizations) among them Strachwitz, to attack the workers and put down the uprising.

In July 1995, before the Telecommunications Act passed Congress, the American Center for Children's Television (my organization's former name) organized a panel on "V-Chip Ratings: Proposals for Informing, Not Infringing," and published an article titled, "The V-Chip: V as in Versatile".