Indeed, given the sheer number of players and the level of enthusiasm Warcraft attracts, it has even made economic sense for some people to organize full-time "gold-farming" – where dozens of workers in a kind of digital sweatshop log hundreds of hours at company computers in order to earn virtual assets and then sell these on the global "grey" market.
Off he'd go, in the orange pumpkin, our nickname for the rust-colored American Ambassador supplied by the union when he left a chemical factory job and turned to organizing full time.
(NYT) MANHATTAN: POTHOLE SQUAD ON DUTY The City Department of Transportation has organized a full-time construction crew to fill tens of thousands of potholes before winter sets in.
When Axis forces posed a threat to the Middle East in the Second World War, the Haganah organized a full-time, elite force, the Palmach.
At CalArts, where no faculty member has tenure, SEIU Local 721 is trying to organize both full-time and part-time teachers.
SKL organized full final manuscript with NWP.
The problem, as Mr. Annan has pointed out, is that there is no longer enough time to organize full elections before June 30.
At the time of the study, the home care programs of this large primary care organization employed 632 part- or full-time employees organized according to specific clienteles such as older client care, palliative care, mental care, newborn care and postsurgical care, with 566 of these employees directly involved in providing home care.
Early scholars discerned a relationship between economics and sociopolitical organization: hunting-and-gathering cultures and forager-farmers generally organized themselves into bands and tribes, while full-time agriculturists tended to organize themselves into chiefdoms or states.
Above the guerrillas were the local or regional forces, full-time soldiers organized in platoon- or company-sized units who operated within the bounds of a province or region.
