Sentence examples for organize nationally from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, resale businesses have been hard to organize nationally because stores buy goods piecemeal from local sellers who bring in castoffs.

Chinese law makes it difficult for N.G.O.s to organize nationally, but Friends of Nature, which is based in Beijing, has affiliates across China.

Union activists attempted to organize nationally, but before an all-Russia trade-union congress could take place, the union movement succumbed to a wave of reaction set off by the dissolution of the second state Duma (parliament) in June 1907.

MIT's Daron Acemoglu argues that centralised states are so beneficial to regular citizens that elites have an incentive to "strategically opt for a non-centralized state so as not to induce the citizens to organize nationally". Centralised and powerful states are not a universal positive, of course, and Acemoglu writes elsewhere that they work best with strong civil societies to challenge them.

They know this, and many contingent professors have been organizing nationally and internationally through organizations such as New Faculty Majority and the Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor.

To adjust demand and resources in the most equitable way, organ procurement and allocation have been organized nationally and often across borders.

To protect their precarious employment and to improve working conditions, artists organized nationally in an Artists Unionn.

The Romanian police force is organized nationally under the Ministry of Administration and Interior.

"Dia: Beacon," organized by the Dia Center for the Arts in Beacon, N.Y., was the best thematic museum show organized nationally.

A country's political culture helps to determine whether its police forces are organized nationally or locally.

Civil and human rights are protected by an independent judiciary that is organized nationally, with no autonomous state courts.