Sentence examples for organizing alternative from inspiring English sources

The A.T.P. has attempted to extract similar concessions before without success, most recently in 2003 when the A.T.P. chief executive, Mark Miles, demanded that the Grand Slams more than double pay-outs to players or face the prospect of the A.T.P. organizing alternative events.

It added that in the event of a prolonged dispute, refineries could source crude supplies from "alternative routes" and some of them are already organizing alternative supplies.

After four years of resident protests through formal complaints, lobbying, protest demonstrations, organizing alternative opinion polls, and discussions with authorities, citizens were partially successful in changing the siting of the track, adding protective measures (e.g., tunnels and sound screens), and saving green belts.

They spray coca fields, operate eavesdropping devices, organize alternative development programs, repair airplanes, assess intelligence and advise the Colombian Defense Ministry.

There, art students will be set up to organize alternative tours of the city, to unusual off-the-beaten-track spaces.

Mr. McCabe is executive director of Break Away, a nonprofit organization founded in 1991 by two students at Vanderbilt University in Nashville to help universities, colleges and high schools organize alternative break projects.

At a player meeting before Wimbledon, the ATP determined that for it to have the authority to organize alternative events, it needed to get 15 of the top 20 ranked men to sign the participation agreement, as well as 85 of the top 100.

How do you create a leadership that can represent these people without dividing them?" His questions represent the challenge of the moment not only for Egypt but also for the rest of the Arab world — how to negotiate a transition from American-backed governments that have often proved most successful in eliminating any organized alternative to their rule.

In the transition, it might take some time to organize alternative funding, especially for smaller banks.

That commmitment is supposed to be what makes action, rather than a more loosely organized alternative to it, always our plight.

For those who don't want to be part of the chaos, a coalition of activist groups under the banner "#MurfreesboroLoves" have organized alternative events — suitable for families, or for undocumented immigrants who worry about coming into contact with law enforcement — such as a cookout and picnic, and a peaceful march elsewhere in town.