Sentence examples for organizing a work from inspiring English sources

"Our point of view is that just when unions are organizing a work site or a factory, corporations go to extremes to destroy an organization, to stop them from organizing," she said.

The protagonist, Cassius Green, finds himself as a rising star at a telemarketing firm right as his friends and girlfriend are organizing a work stoppage to protest wages.

"All we had to do was organize a work force and we were up and running," he said.

The rhetoricians offered rules for composition: how to elaborate a speech with ornamentation and, more important, how to organize a work through the dialectical skills of definition and division of the subject matter into analytical categories.

Mr. Kirkwood cited the example a few decades ago of a group of lawyers in the District of Columbia who regularly did contract work representing indigent defendants and organized a work stoppage to demand better pay.

He started meetings with other R&D people, organized a work session with his team, and soon some new ideas emerged, which he wanted to test.

Ray told them he could help organize a work stoppage.

This time, Gilgenbach would acknowledge the challenges that his OCD forced upon the development studio, and was thus better able to organize a work plan.

This did not sit well with some locals, who organized a work party to defy federal protection of our public land and take the law into their own hands.

The university's Center of Excellence in Environmental Toxicology has organized a working group with researchers at other top universities including Columbia, Johns Hopkins and the University of North Carolina to investigate and analyze reports of nausea, headaches, breathing difficulties and other ills from people who live near natural gas drilling sites, compressor stations or wastewater pits.

In June 2005, NSPO organized a working group to review the status of health (SOH).