"Project managers can even end up spending half of their time in meetings, and the other half organizing meetings".
S. H. M. Byers, of Iowa, "remembered one terrible battle where 'lines of blue and gray' stood 'close together and fire[d] into each other's faces for an hour and a half.' " Organized massacre men advancing to their death through close rifle fire was the rule of battle; chaotic massacre the rule of its aftermath.
By the end of the 1880s, as many as half the organized workers in Canada were in locals affiliated to internationals with headquarters in the United States.
After only a smattering of formal Thai and English education in schools his half brother organized in the early 1870s, he began his government career in the king's personal secretariat.
The quest for new trails is a good reason to sign up for the races and half-marathons organized by the New York Road Runners.
It must be said that for the most part, the rally actually seemed half-decently organized, at least compared to the counter rally.
And so it's not entirely surprising that Samantha is half-lover and half-mother, organizing and cleaning up Theodore's digital life.
The New York camp took a year and a half to organize, according to Joanne Trinkle, a social worker and the director of special projects for Parsons Child and Family Center in Albany, which sponsored the camp.
Within the labor movement, she is respected for the research, which has found, for example, that in half of organizing drives, companies threaten to close a plant if its workers vote for a union.
(1) The extraordinary effectiveness of the Marxist-Leninist-International-Communist Party: businessmen speak organizationion and efficiency; there is nothing half as well organized and efficient as this great party.
