Sentence examples for organised actions from inspiring English sources

Many groups who organised actions at the March for the Alternative never take direct action beyond staging peaceful sit-ins.

Marx argued in The German Ideology that capitalism will end through the organised actions of an international working class: In this new society the self-alienation would end, and humans would be free to act without being bound by the labour market.

Such an overthrow would plausibly need a party of some kind capable of co-ordination and organised action.

"What is the longest a player has waited?" "The Liverpool fans' walkout on Saturday got me wondering – has anyone ever scored during a walkout, silent protest, minute's applause, or other similar fan- organised action?" wonders Michael Peters.

A few days later, Moscow underground riders witnessed a flawlessly organised action: people wearing tape over their mouths, with the words "MY VOICE WAS STOLEN", were getting on different trains at different stations, all to converge at a predetermined moment at one of the central metro stations.

Those who want to organise "actions" publicise them on its website.

Mr Sannikov faces 15 years in jail and his wife faceslesser charges of "organising actions disrupting social order".

Metric temporal planning involves both selecting and organising actions to satisfy the goals and also assigning to each of these actions its start time and, where necessary, its duration.

Objectively 'regulated' and 'regular' without being in any way the product of obedience to rules, they can be collectively orchestrated without being the product of the organising action of a conductor".

Hacan does not organise direct action but Stewart predicts plenty in the next few years.

People and Planet, the non-governmental organisation that organised the action, has also written an open letter to UniversitiesUK, calling for divestment.