Sentence examples for leading organizing from inspiring English sources

Exploring the ideas of Karl Weick in the context of educational organizations: Extended perspectives on leading, organizing, and organizational learning.

Nearly 30 other people have been found guilty by the Tanzania-based United Nations tribunal of leading, organizing, inciting or financing the ethnic killing in Rwanda.

Analysis suggested that the project management skills: planning, leading, organizing, coordination and control (PLOCC) were deployed by the respondents with positive outcomes on teamwork, leadership, problem solving skills being demonstrated by the students.

In response to the chaos, the Hong Kong Federation of Students, a leading organizing group of the pro-democracy movement, canceled planned talks with officials, angry that police did not do enough to stop the assailants.

But some union leaders, especially those in the rival labor federation, say they want a fresh voice leading organized labor.

The Justice Department has named a leading organized-crime prosecutor from New York to its investigation of the collapse of the Enron Corporation, department officials said.

As my friend Pablo Eisenberg, Senior Fellow at Georgetown University's Public Policy Institute, wrote in a recent article in The Chronicle of Philanthropy, the Senate Democrats' recent passage of a measure to deny all federal funding to Acorn, the nation's leading community organizing organization, strikes me as pandering to the right wing.

The entrepreneurial lead may or may not have prior business experience, but is committed to leading or organizing team activities during the I-Corps Program.

* Ministry, including leading and organizing religious rituals and ceremonies * Counseling and spiritual support * Advocacy for the needs of Muslim students and advising the administration * Teaching and organizing educational opportunities to be introduced to or delve deeper into Islam * Interfaith engagement with other religious communities and figures on campus.

From the sixties through the early eighties, he worked under Cesar Chavez, leading the organizing efforts of the United Farm Workers.

So far, about 20 people have made the transition, the best known of whom is Patti Solis Doyle, a former Clinton campaign manager, who has been given the task of leading and organizing the staff for the vice-presidential nominee, whoever that might be.