An IPO or secondary round can mint dozens or hundreds of millionaires who then compete over exceedingly limited real estate turnover, but it takes years of organizing to move the minimum wage $3 higher per hour.
So, farms re-organize themselves to move forward a multifunctional approach.
In Ukraine's case, similar actions, including Russian seizure of the Crimea and portions of the Donbass Basin whose population was predominantly ethnic Russians, was organized to forestall any moves by Kiev to pursue NATO membership.
In response, Governor Josiah Winslow called out the militia, and they organized and began to move on Philip's position.
I had expected to arrive to chaos and detritus strewn across the street, but the crowd of homeless squatters and activists I met was calm, organized, and ready to move on.
Alf Dubs, 83, arrived in Britain in summer 1939 through the Kindertransport — a specially organized rescue effort to move hundreds of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied territory before the outbreak of World War Two.
The 2016 elections give communities of color the chance to use our growing political power to organize and mobilize to move America forward after more than a generation in which this country has moved backward.
If you want to feel pressured to get organized, you may want to move to Boston, which got an A+ in organization.
The Democrats' takeover in the Senate broke the logjam, and the new Senate majority leader, Thomas A. Daschle of South Dakota, has said that he will act quickly to organize a conference committee to move a bill to President Bush's desk.
International law enforcement officials say the illicit ivory trade is dominated by Mafia-like gangs that buy off local officials and organize huge, secretive shipments to move tusks from the farthest reaches of Africa to workshops in Beijing, Bangkok and Manila, where they are carved into bookmarks, earrings and figurines.
