Sentence examples for organizers frame from inspiring English sources

They have names like Flirt NYC, Skin NYC and Cake, and the organizers frame the gatherings as political acts rooted in a postfeminist interest in women's sexual empowerment.

The role played by other firms (including the British tour organizers Frame's and Henry Gaze and Sons) has been less visible to 21st-century observers, not least because these agencies did not preserve their records, but they were equally important.

The organizers framed the protest as a stand against torture, poverty, corruption and unemployment.

And several organizers framed their reservations as a question of legacy, saying they were disturbed by the possibility that a debit card could end up being the most lasting artifact of the movement.

Ms. Dovgal, the X'Show organizer, framed the convention as a social welfare project for a country where sex education is practically nonexistent.

www.chepd.mq.edu.au/boomerang/unionsong /songs.html A collection of union songs from the 19th and 20th century, including classics like "Joe Hill," about an organizer framed for murder and executed in 1915, and more recent songs like "Canaries in the Mines," about workers exposed to toxic chemicals.

Organizers must frame the challenge in a quantifiable format, such a number of people affected in a given number of years.

Within hours of the dismantling of the largest of the remaining Occupy Wall Street-inspired encampments outside Los Angeles City Hall, organizers were framing the eviction as a new beginning.

But what MomsRising has done, the organizers say, is frame its concerns as family and economic issues, which resonate for a younger generation of women.

Which is the thing with Reclaim Australia: No matter how hard the organizers try to frame it around a central platform, it's less a united movement so much as a loose coalition who happen to have converged on the single idea that Islam is terrible.

Mr. Rothwell said he had turned discarded digital organizers into picture frames that play music.