Sentence examples for organizing acumen from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the most interesting tactical aspect of the Obama campaign is this community organizing acumen he's borrowed from city politics.
Black Lives Matter can use its grassroots organizing acumen to mobilize its members and to boost voter registration and turnout on election day.
Explaining the donations, longtime Soros adviser Michael Vachon said they were driven by Soros' belief that Democrats had two comparative advantages over the GOP: organizing acumen and long-term infrastructure.
In announcing the appointment, Richard Trumka, the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said, "Craig Becker is a brilliant lawyer and creative thinker with deep experience in labor law, litigation and organizing; his combination of legal acumen and experience on the ground is simply unmatched".
"Craig Becker is a brilliant lawyer and creative thinker with deep experience in labor law, litigation and organizing; his combination of legal acumen and experience on the ground is simply unmatched," Trumka said.
"The majority of 'overseas' One Percenters see their British counterparts as a joke," he says, adding that "UK bikers are the least organized and lack the criminal acumen of their brothers").. Unlike the traditional ethnically based gangs, be they Italian, Irish, East Asian, South Asian, the Angels (though almost uniformly white) have a much wider recruiting pool at their disposal.
"The majority of 'overseas' 1%ers see their British counterparts as a joke," he says, adding that "UK bikers are the least organized and lack the criminal acumen of their brothers").. Unlike the traditional ethnically based gangs, be they Italian, Irish, East Asian or South Asian or whatever, the Hells (though almost uniformly white) have a much wider recruiting pool at their disposal.
