Sentence examples for necessary organize from inspiring English sources

They are members of a profession, derided last summer by Sarah Palin, that helps low-income people renegotiate mortgages, deal with eviction when their landlords are foreclosed and, when necessary, organize to confront landlords and bosses.

If necessary, organize a 'circle time', where they pass round a special toy and say what you ask.

The messages I take from him are these: hope is necessary, organizing is imperative, and a government by and for the vast majority of the people must not be considered impossible.

This includes the software tools necessary to organize and define knowledge, along with the organizational procedures necessary to manage this knowledge.

It is therefore necessary to organize, manage, and search heterogeneous collections with possibly incomplete metadata and document organization.

In the play, after winning the opening club lead with the ace, it was necessary to organize two diamond ruffs.

The software programs necessary to organize attacks, they say, are readily and freely available on the Internet.

To this end they generously supplied Lenin with the money necessary to organize his party and build up a press.

But foreign experts cannot train workers for a whole industry or instruct the staff necessary to organize an entire national development program.

In Egypt it was necessary to organize a core of professional politicians within the framework of a pseudoparty of the masses.

Do companies need regulators to proactively step in to make the sweeping changes necessary to organize the economy as a subsystem of the Earth system, rather than assume the inverse?