Sentence examples for of its organized from inspiring English sources

Clinton has been hit hard by economic decline, and the history of its organized labor movement mirrors that of the country as a whole.

"Looks like the same person or group is responsible, because of its organized manner and the amount of bandwidth resources required," said Peter Shipley, chief security architect at KPMG Peat Marwick.

They've watched the United States unravel its flimsy safety net, fail to replace its decaying infrastructure, disempower most of its organized labor, diminish its schools, bring its national legislature to a standstill, and create the greatest degree of economic and social inequality in almost a century.

Malignant progression impairs the integrity of the basement membrane resulting in the deterioration of its organized structure.

Principal among them was Abner (Longy) Zwillman, who rose from peddling fruits and vegetables to controlling Newark's numbers racket and, ultimately, most of its organized criminal activity.

The Occupy movement borrowed some of its organizing tactics from the egalitarian groups that formed, in the nineteen-seventies, to try to stop the construction of nuclear power plants.

A campaign to persuade the citizens of New York to read the same book all at once has dissolved amid a split between factions of its organizing committee over which book to recommend.

More broadly, might it not be that the bland space of the cabin, like the yellow pad, or the laptop screen, is something of a neutral ground making room for the refiguration or transformation of the real – not a flight in the sense of repudiation of the real, rather relief from the pressure of its organizing principles.

Wippel (2006) concludes it is more probable that it is indeed a Quodlibet, but one that is unique in terms of its organizing plan and structure.

The city recognized the importance of its neighborhoods when it organized its 2008 General Plan around the concept of a "City of Villages".

It was the first-ever event of its kind organized by and for the indigenous Sami people, who hail from Sápmi, an area in Norway, Finland, Sweden, and Russia.