Sentence examples for organized each year from inspiring English sources

But he voiced frustration that unions were organizing only about one-third of the one million workers he said should be organized each year to restore labor's might.

In addition, numerous events and festivals are organized each year, notably the Carnival of Nice, which dates from 1873, but also including the open tennis tournament.

Mr. Shapiro, who has organized each year's Jammys with the publishers of Relix magazine, added that their next venture would be an awards show more broadly celebrating live music, not limited to the heirs of Phish and the Grateful Dead.

The general science meeting organized each year by the AAAS (which publishes Science) is not "anyone's principal scientific meeting," CEO Alan Leshner acknowledges.

A daylong postdoc research symposium, organized each year by postdocs for postdocs, schedules oral and poster presentations and culminates in faculty-awarded prizes for the best work.

But seriously folks – the day is organized each year by Insafe, a "European network of Awareness Centres" promoting safe, responsible use of the Internet and mobile devices to young people.

For Mr. Mazzoni, the night was a personal triumph: the 12th and largest of his "Have a Drink With Johnny Boy" reunions, the painstaking gathering that he organizes each year of the Italian-American diaspora of his Bensonhurst youth.

Several officials of the labor federation said they were convinced that some labor leaders, eager to impress, give artificially high numbers when they report how many workers their unions organize each year.

According to the Mexican Consulate, about 60percentt of the 250-odd repatriations it helps organize each year go to Puebla, the region southeast of Mexico City where the vast majority of New York's Mexican population is from.

AS a fine art photographer, Alexander Heilner is known by his friends for his overactive mind and social schedule, his 1,000-plus 1,000-plused collection of records alphabetized the annual scollectionunt he ofganizes each yearecordsnhandan.

That event was the first presidential Seder, and also probably "the first time in history that gefilte fish had been placed on White House dishware," said Eric Lesser, the former baggage handler, who organizes each year's ritual.