Sentence examples for lead organising from inspiring English sources

Karen Doyle from the Movement for Justice explained that protests like these started when women inside took the lead, organising themselves in their dorms to resist deportations.

It has also taken the lead in organising meetings of East Asian and Pacific central banks.

So that UN Ebola response coordination can take the lead in organising the donors around supporting the countries.

Since then students have increasingly stepped up to take the lead in organising events and coming up with fundraising ideas.

The rallies today are being coordinated by the National Action Network, the same group that is taking the lead in organising the march to mark the anniversary of Martin Luther King's famous speech.

In the UK the LSE's Centre for Economic Performance (CEP) took the lead in organising pilots of the University of Pennsylvania's Resilience Programme for all the 11 year olds in 22 secondary schools.

This time local activists have taken the lead on organising through Kent andi-Racism Netheyk, and they've been building hard.

Staunton proposed and then took the lead in organising the first ever international tournament, as he thought the Great Exhibition of 1851 presented a unique opportunity, because the difficulties that obstructed international participation would be greatly reduced.

One of the research members, a psychologist and a member of the Students Associationn at a public university, acted as lead in organising the study sample.

The Somali Research and Education Network (Somali-Ren) should take the lead in organising the required mapping and coordination of all the stakeholders (local as well as foreign).

UNICEF has taken the lead in organising essential immunization activities in countries convulsed by armed conflict, including those where polio is still endemic.