Sentence examples for organizing assistance from inspiring English sources

The administration has suggested that it is prepared to take "political steps," a phrase that is generally taken to mean normalizing relations, organizing assistance by international financial institutions like the Asian Development Bank, and providing some aid.

PLAN was able to establish its organizing roots in the state, conducting major events such as a massive rally with organized labor to protect workers compensation, providing organizing assistance and building collaboration among member groups, and working to defeat anti-choice measures and make Nevada the 13th state to pass comprehensive hate crimes legislation.

The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals departed from precedent in two other circuits and reversed, saying that "it seems apparent that organizing assistance can be a thing of value".

It found that "organizing assistance can be a thing of value" prohibited by the Taft-Hartley Act, meaning that card-check agreements in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia--where the right to organize has already been reduced to ashes--are now potentially unlawful.

But these courts have strongly rejected these claims, finding that the purpose of this provision in Taft-Hartley is to prevent bribery of union officials; that neutrality and cooperation are not bribes and have no financial value within the meaning of the law; and that organizing assistance does not qualify as a financial payment.

"We are organizing assistance to support the Chinese government's disaster response with a focus on the special needs of children and women," said Dr. Yin Yin Nwe, UNICEF Representative and UN Disaster Management Team Chair in China.

Its president, Sherrilyn Ifill, was being inundated with requests to provide legal work and organize assistance in embattled communities.

Prime Minister Abderrahmane Youssoufi and other Moroccan cabinet ministers were traveling to the site to direct an inquiry into the fire and organize assistance for victims' families.

The church's charitable activities have involved organized assistance, supported by the contributions of the entire community and rendered by dedicated persons.

ROME, Sept. 2 The Vatican has named the Very Rev. Joseph Harnett of Philadelphia to study the problems of civilians in Cyprus and to organize assistance for the refugees.

The case gained wide attention after Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, acknowledged on Friday that he had sent an agent to Egypt to organize assistance for the Palestinians in their fight with Israel, and it quickly took on broader regional implications.