Sentence examples for more organizing from inspiring English sources

Unions gained even more organizing rights with the 1935 passage of the Wagner Act (officially, the National Labor Relations Act).

I liked it, though, for being not too hooter-y, but rather more organizing, like some sort of Kevlar armor, like a breastplate.

Not long ago, Mr. Rosselli was a Stern ally who backed Mr. Stern's plan to increase dues to finance far more organizing.

She said the layoffs stemmed from a decision made at the union's convention to have more organizing done by its locals.

What's more, organizing a company as an enabler of peer-to-peer sharing potentially provides a wider menu of offerings for customers.

Academic help-seeking is one among many learning strategies students use to improve their learning, including studying more, organizing one's studying, note-taking, outlining notes and readings, reviewing, choosing engaging assignments, and managing expectations including lowering aspirations.

"It becomes more organized, more flowing.

Meals became more organized.

"But they were more organized.

The logistics are more organized.

The game was more organized.