Sentence examples for organized collective from inspiring English sources
Anonymous, a loosely organized collective of so-called hacktivists, has called its effort "Operation Hiroshima".
Supporters have organized "collective carries," in which groups have rallied to help to bear Sulkowicz's mattress aloft.
Long before the war, large manufacturers and unions had organized collective insurance funds for their employees, financed through a self-imposed payroll tax, rather than a set premium.
"We wanted to provide one place where you can see everything online at Columbia in an organized, collective way," said G. TODD HARDY, executive director of Columbia Digital Knowledge Ventures, a nonprofit unit of the university.
But the largest of these efforts, and possibly the largest ever staged in the art world, is the I NY Art Benefit, a quickly organized collective of exhibitions that opened last Friday in more than 150 New York galleries and alternative spaces, and will run through Saturday.
The movie chronicles the history of a loosely organized collective of drag performers, and in the process illuminates the idealistic, anarchic spirit of the times, its sexual politics, and the tensions between free-form experimentation and the demands of showbiz success.
That is already happening in Kenya and other countries, where organized collectives enable women to work on products for international brands.
This group's formation would be considered one of the best aligned and organized collectives in the Black Arts Movement.
"Today, they do business on pure fables; they build inns and organize collective therapies".
If we shift our aim away from reviving collective bargaining and toward enabling political organizing by underrepresented groups, we would allow workers to organize "political unions" even when they don't want to organize collective bargaining ones.
The higher the number of owners of privately run coal mines, the more scattered the geographical location, the higher the cost of organizing collective resistance.
