Sentence examples for organizers promoting from inspiring English sources

2. Build a powerful and diverse base of organizers, promoting the movement for green jobs as the best way to fight poverty and global warming.

Her latest political work has been training young organizers, promoting voter registration, and helping California Calls build a community-labor coalition capable of ending "loopholes for giant corporate property owners and the requirement of a two-thirds supermajority vote by legislators to increase taxes".

Constantly demanding more, young organizers promoted the voting rights and civil rights bills.

In both cases, organizers promoted Fox's presence at the rallies well in advance of the events.

Organizers promote it as an opportunity for people to dine at establishments they might otherwise not patronize.

Bullseyehub, a Web site that helps event organizers promote their shows online, had trouble finding qualified developers and engineers in London as it grew from five people to a team of 28 in less than a year.

The festival of the Madonna of the Bikers, which organizers promote as the largest motorcycle "pilgrimage" in France — there are few aspirants to the title — attracted nearly 10,000 motorcyclists from across Europe last weekend to the soggy wheat fields of Porcaro, population 650.

However, Back says that if the app gained critical mass, it eventually could be used to help event organizers promote their events to the right target audience.

I think that some conference organizers promote to the concept of "we'll have a beautiful venue exclusively to ourselves with unlimited food and drink for three hours" as a further selling point to attract participants.

At least one organizer received a longer email from Facebook, explaining that the event page was removed because it was created by "someone establishing an inauthentic account that has been associated with coordinated inauthentic behavior". In that longer email, Facebook offered to help organizers promote a new event page.

Prior to law school, Prof. Rogers worked as a community organizer promoting living wage policies and affordable housing, and spent several years organizing workers as part of SEIU's "Justice for Janitors" campaign.