Sentence examples similar to organized for movement from inspiring English sources

Animals perform many stereotyped movements, but how nervous systems are organized for controlling specific movements remains unclear.

Up here they organized for a few months beforehand, so they're way farther into the movement than in Austin.

The organized movement for legalization of euthanasia commenced in England in 1935, when C. Killick Millard founded the Voluntary Euthanasia Legalisation Society (later called the Euthanasia Society).

Their loosely organized movement for global justice has clashed with police at nearly every major summit since the World Trade Organization's 1999 meeting in Seattle.

Once the crowd reached a critical mass, the protest organized by the Movement for the Free Pass started to walk around the city center, chanting and gathering more people along the way.

But they represent a vocal, motivated and increasingly organized populist movement — for the most part under the Tea Party banner — that threatens and carries out challenges from the right against Republican colleagues who waver from strict conservative positions.

The move comes two weeks ahead of a planned international strike organized by the movement Fight for $15, which urges fast-food employers to pay workers a minimum wage of $15 per hour.

He studied computer science at a local community college and got involved in organizing for the immigrant rights movement.

In 2016, a group of civil-rights activists wrote Facebook to demand that steps be taken to insure that the platform could be used by marginalized people and social movements organizing for change.

According to Noel Turnball, a professor from RMIT University, more systematic forms of PR began as the public started organizing for social and political movements.

The moral prerogative and creativity of 1950s-60s organized U.S. movements for equal rights, for example, should not rest on the shoulders of a handful of exceptional figures.