Sentence examples similar to long term organising from inspiring English sources
Uprisings and revolutions are often considered to be spontaneous, but it is the less visible long-term organising and groundwork – or underground work – that often laid the foundation.
Others, while remaining conservative on sexual issues, may have friends and relatives who are gay and join in with long term private conversations and organised discussions on the subject.
(SS6) In response to a question whether long term rehabilitation could be organised in hospital setting as a solution to the lack of CBR centres, all participants expressed doubts.
Further therapy for stroke patients who require long term rehabilitation is best organised at a community-based rehabilitation centre [ 4], so that hospitals can focus on managing the care of acute or sub-acute stroke patients.
So, ironically, the assault on voting rights has created a new spur to the coalition – to launch and sustain a long-term, continuous organising effort, instead of regrouping for each election cycle.
The efficacy and potential significance of organising education groups at close quarters over the long term are important to specify.
He and his long term partner Paul were married in January 2018 by Adele - who also organised the wedding, and paid for it.
In the face of these, it's our obligation to organise and build coalitions to fight for progressive values over the long term.
It also suggests that organising content to make it all easier to access for longer periods of time could pay off in terms of long term traffic.
"Think long term," he said.
