Their tendency to fall into the empty part of the glass has an issue to organize itself around.
"The sort of effort to make a case for HIV and AIDS being just as urgent an issue to organize around and bring awareness to as it has always been.
His mandate, Mr. Burnham said, will be "to alert people to issues and to organize opposition to ones detrimental" to the tech sector.
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I was given the opportunity to travel internationally to report on global issues and empowered to organize discussions that brought experts and students together around a table.
I'm not a perfect parent by any means – and in fact, if anyone can tell me how to get a three-year-old to sit still long enough to eat an entire meal, please let me know – but sharing the limited space of a small flat (and a bedroom) with my daughter means that I've had to get the issue of how to organize kids' stuff pretty well sorted out.
While the analysis and interpretation of just one line of the dialogue demonstrates the rich relationship between language, context and culture, there remains the issue of how to organize and model such an analysis and interpretation.
"The vice president has always been an ally of the Communications Workers, on family issues, on the right to organize," he said.
Mr. Rubin, the San Francisco lawyer, says forward-thinking Internet companies are now looking for legal advice on issues like workers' rights to organize, the obligation to pay overtime to certain categories of workers, and how to treat claims of sexual harassment or discrimination.
An exit to the wars, more reform of Wall Street and reining in oil companies' prices at the pump -- pocket book issues are the ones to organize around because the vast majority of the public agrees.
