Sentence examples for organizers whose from inspiring English sources

David Miliband believes that the best chance for meaningful change to come about is through the committed actions of trained community organizers whose priority is not simply to organize grassroots resistance, but to make relationships with the disempowered, help them to shape their own agendas and create networks of trust within which change can happen.

Overcoming Fear The high profile is recent for organizers whose work has often been clandestine.

Others were student activists, union leaders and peasant organizers, whose crime was opposing the ruling party.

To rebut Mr. Suleiman's claims of consensus, a group of young organizers whose Facebook page fomented the revolt — a half-dozen scruffy-looking doctors, lawyers and other professionals in their early 30s — stepped forward publicly for the first time.

There was a single paying exhibitor — "Please visit our exhibitor," implored the organizers — whose invention, FloodBreak, was an ingenious, self-deploying floodgate big enough to protect a garage but not at all big enough to protect Manhattan.

Since the 1995 match between Mr. Kasparov and Viswanathan Anand of India, who is the current men's champion, the number of games has been steadily reduced — perhaps by a desire by the players to avoid grueling matches that can stretch for weeks, but also by the organizers, whose costs rise as the competitions continue.

Mohan is a big man on campus and a popular party organizer, whose challenge is to organize an end-of-the-year blowout for the cool Indian students without letting his country-mouse house guest find out about it.

He attended workshops at an organization founded by Saul Alinsky, the community organizer whose theories also drew close attention from Hillary Clinton (in her college thesis) and Barack Obama.

An organizer whose leader, J.S. Woodsworth, really didn't believe in organization, thinking that the CCF should remain a loosely knit, co-operative association and believed this so implicitly that when it came time to appoint Lewis full-time to the job of national secretary [in 1938] he resisted, fearing the CCF would lose its spontaneity.

* - Name changed to protect the organizer, whose annual enterprise is most certainly not for entertainment purposes.

Wael Ghonim, a Google executive and protest organizer whose anti-torture Facebook page helped ignite the movement, celebrated in a Twitter feed: "Mission accomplished.