Sentence examples for organized struggles from inspiring English sources

The workers' movements in Germany, in which both those of German and migrant backgrounds participated, were part of the fierce transnationally organized struggles for political and economic power and social justice waged at that time in many locations in the world (Featherstone, 2012; Kettunen & Petersen, 2011; Augustin & Jørgensen, 2016).

In this conceptualisation, participation is not merely a means by which given citizenship roles are reproduced and state obligations fulfilled, but rather, it offers the prospect that citizenship "can be claimed from below" by women and other marginalized groups "through their own efforts in organized struggles, rather than waiting for it to be conferred from above" ([ 16]. p16).

"We will see more chaos than organized struggle against the regime," he said.

The upheavals were at first a natural and spontaneous protest against oppression, but they developed into an organized struggle for emancipation and for power.

The Democracy Wall Movement of 1978-79 was not a single, coherent, organized struggle with a clear agenda but rather a constellation of activities by groups inspired by varied ideas.

I think that resistance and organized struggle will help the people find better alternatives to improve the living conditions on the hill and stay where they have been living and building their histories for their whole lives".

As a schoolboy, Li remembers organizing "struggle parties" in which students attacked teachers, wrenching their arms behind their backs.

Organized labor struggles against a system rigged for the employer.

In this situation Jayavarman organized a struggle for independence and in less than five years' time succeeded in driving out the invaders and establishing his hegemony over all his Cambodian rivals.

With the applications for the second round of the competition due June 1, Dr. Steiner and Dr. King plan to focus on building statewide support for the plan, which, if realized, promises to transform the way New York State teachers are educated and promoted, student data is organized and struggling schools are handled.

In this view, democracies aren't simply organizing a struggle for power between competing interests; democratic politics isn't war by other means.