Sentence examples for organising drive from inspiring English sources

Renowned climate scientist James Hansen today lent his voice to a US voter organising drive with an ambitious goal: enlisting 1m students who will cast their vote for the presidential candidate with the greenest energy record.

A mother of four who said her family was barely making ends meet spoke of her "sense of detachment from Romney"—precisely the goal of Mr Obama's televised assault.Even as the Obama campaign attempted to suppress enthusiasm for Mr Romney, it managed to preserve its own support through an elaborate, protracted and technologically sophisticated organising drive.

It provides time off for illness and holidays, and some employees though not the strippers, whose hours are too short get medical benefits".This contract is small in the context of the whole organising drive labour is undertaking across the country," Mr Pulaski conceded.

By contrast, numbers in the United Steelworkers of America plunged by 100,000 between 1998 and the beginning of 2005, despite strong organising drives.What is the SEIU's secret?

Why is nobody, including a beached Labour party, shouting from the rooftops about what should now be done, marching and demonstrating to raise awareness, and organising to drive change?

Instead, most are contractors who are paid for each signature they collect by a handful of firms that specialise in organising petition drives for the lobbies.

At one time there was talk that a convoy of 1,500 trucks was being organised to drive 6,000 miles across Africa to reach Portugal; this arduous journey proved too much even for the most desperate.

However, observers have noted the armed units in place across Crimea, while they have no insignia on their uniforms, are notably well organised and drive vehicles with Russian military plates.

The government reckons that aiding the victims and rebuilding will cost about $6.6 billion.In this section Waging the currency war Up False Creek Inundated ReprintsThe disaster has obliged Juan Manuel Santos, the president since August, to bring forward ambitious plans to upgrade Colombia's transport infrastructure and to organise a drive to build 1m low-cost homes.

We still don't understand how thoughts or personality or behaviours are seeded and take root in this network, or how the neurons become organised to drive such processes, but somehow consciousness is created from the most prosaic building materials.

It was to be headed by a businessman "with a strong personality, drive, organising ability, experience of exporting and an instinct for business".