Sentence examples for name organizing from inspiring English sources

One of many who plunged into the labor movement, Mr. Hall made his name organizing union locals in the Midwest.

Obama for America, the organization that mobilized the president's army of supporters during his two races for the White House, now has a new name: Organizing for Action.

A volunteer suggested the name Organizing for America and volunteers urged OFA to maintain the 2008 campaign model, based on neighborhood team leaders.

In July 1995, before the Telecommunications Act passed Congress, the American Center for Children's Television (my organization's former name) organized a panel on "V-Chip Ratings: Proposals for Informing, Not Infringing," and published an article titled, "The V-Chip: V as in Versatile".

But a march of that name, organized by black women for black women, had already taken place ― 20 years earlier. .

Some 2 billion people around the world, including 89% of the sub-Saharan African population, use biomass for cooking and heating, according to Energy for Development: The Potential Role of Renewable Energy in Meeting the Millennium Development Goals, a report stemming from a 2004 conference of the same name organized by the Dutch government.

It was represented by various associations under different names, organized in lodges, and recruited from among farmers and tradesmen.

This will help you keep the names organized.

Low Like Djuret, Nytorget Urban Deli has a perfectly appropriate name, organizes weeks with special themes, and opened in September.

If Obama was elected because he successfully convinced diverse quadrants of the electorate that we all had a stake in his election, the Left spent the last few years tearing that coalition apart in the name of organizing strategies that were at best moronic and at worst risibly self-indulgent.

Latin Jazz musicians have led the protests, filing a suit in New York, submitting a petition to the academy with 23,000 names and organizing a rally on Sunday outside the Staples Center.