Sentence examples for organising among from inspiring English sources

Young popular committees, deep underground in Syria, are liaising and organising among themselves.

The AMCU is also organising among poor workers and their shack settlement communities, which have become no-go zones for police.

The excitement of the Democratic primary campaign led to a burst of organising among women unseen since the battle to legalise abortion in the 1960s and early 1970s.

Clearly, says Cannell. "In lots of business, you have two worlds of governance: the formal executive hierarchy; and then everyone else, who are connected by social media, criticising the management, organising among themselves.

Minority groups organising among themselves is nothing new – otherwise you wouldn't have LGBT groups, ethnic minority rights groups and so on.

We are much better organised among ourselves.

In other Filipino communities, affected peoples organise among themselves and negotiate with humanitarians and government officials to eschew lists and instead redistribute relief evenly to all residents, even if it means that each family receives fewer relief goods.

Processes-satisfaction has been found as weak: work-flows are poorly organised among team-members, there are many problems in allocation of responsibilities.

"They are getting organised among themselves".

The sole exception was the ad hoc crew of eight hungry young activists that Ertz, 32, had organised, among them a staff member of the ACLU of Idaho, Ritchie Eppink, who joined in the mission as a legal observer, and Stephany Seay, media director of the Buffalo Field Campaign in Montana.

The work is written for a large cast thirty roles including small choruses of heavenly beings, sirens and Phaecians but these parts can be organised among fourteen singers (three sopranos, two mezzo-sopranos, one alto, six tenors and two basses) by appropriate doubling of roles.