Occupations were a tactic, Occupy was a buzzword, but the movement's long-term success now depends on lots and lots of organizing, persuading and (ultimately) voting.
Answers to 4 agreement rating questions using a 5-point Likert scale demonstrated that this group of elite athletes had considerable playing and watching experience (e.g., "I have played a lot of organized league soccer": mean agreement rating = 5.00; "I have watched many soccer games on television": mean agreement rating = 4.33).
The extra days, Mr. Cluzel said, involved "a lot of organizing.
Far smaller unions, including those representing painters, roofers and hotel employees, won praise for doing a lot of organizing in proportion to their size.
People who lived in areas where there was a lot of organizing — where there seemed to be a chance to change things — tended to stay; in places where the revolution didn't catch on, people left.
"I'm doing a lot of organizing and I have no idea as to what's going on," José Martín, a protest organizer from Chicago, told a crowd of hundreds gathered Wednesday for a United for Peace and Justice planning meeting.
Studying abroad requires a lot of organizing and sound financial preparation.
I do a lot of organizing work.
There's a lot of organizing in the city these days.
Those who care about democracy have a lot to do — a lot of organizing, litigating, screaming, and amassing needed resources — to make sure that the election of 2016 is free, fair, and reflects the will of the people. .
