Sentence examples for organising force from inspiring English sources

Even today "culture" counts for much as an organising force and social glue.

Some Brotherhood supporters are now predicting a return to the movement's outlawed days, in which they were a strong organising force among communities who supported them, but faced decades of persecution from leaders, including Hosni Mubarak, who kept them far from power.

When Aaron Porter of the National Union of Students was seen to be "dithering" over whether or not to support the protests, there were immediate calls for his resignation – and in subsequent weeks the NUS has proved itself worse than irrelevant as an organising force for demonstrations.

By 2035 the global population is likely to rise from the current 7.2bn to between 8.1bn and 9.4bn, and "faith-based ideologies will continue to shape many conflicts around the world and will remain an organising force in 2035", the study says.

Delegates from the assemblies then participate in wider congresses and, in the absence of any formal leadership or bureaucracy, the "general will" that has emerged from these congresses is so clear that Classe is now the main organising force in the campaign and able to put firm pressure on the other more compromise-prone student unions.

In all aesthetic forms the organising force is made up of the other's category of values and our relationship with the other, one that is enriched by the excess of value my view has of the other and that enables transgredient fulfilment" (Bakhtin, 1988, pp. 169-170).

But she was also an inveterate London concertgoer, and later in the war she was organising forces entertainment (Ensa) tours for Walter Legge.

This had existed before, but it had not been well-prepared for overseas service, and the newly organised force would have a permanent peacetime organisation and a full complement of supporting troops.

The poorest of the country's many sects, the Shia emerged during the 1975-90 civil war as a highly organised force, largely due to the tenacity and discipline of Hizbullah, the militia-cum-party that took the lead in hounding Israel out of its long, messy occupation of the Shia-dominated south.

People who organise forced marriages – I want them prosecuted.

A mixture of poor training and poor pay means that organised forces of South Sudan – including military, police, prison services, wildlife wardens, and the fire brigade – have been reported to pass on weapons to the civilian population.