Sentence examples for organizing daily from inspiring English sources

She was referring to the Brotherhood's strategy of organizing daily marches that blocked Cairo traffic.

This need arises from the difficulty of governing a frazione divided among five municipalities (Borgaro Torinese, Caselle Torinese, Leinì, Settimo Torinese, Turin) as well as the difficulties in organizing daily activities and services for the inhabitants of Mappano.

One of the most important is their nutrition programs, which Karen Wagner proudly commandeers, organizing daily menus, meals to go, and monthly Sunday dinners among others.

That's where he became famous during the early years of Obama's presidency, commanding the frontlines of the Tea Party and organizing daily field trips into the dark, apocalyptic mental landscapes of his conservative viewers (Fox host Shepard Smith used to tease Beck's studio as "the Fear Chamber").

In many societies, where these are the basis of organizing daily life and protecting social nets as well as offering simple securities, the erosion of these ways of life is creating divergences that are weakening the social underpinning of these societies and tearing them apart.

Traditional diagnostic categories, although still very useful in organizing daily practice in psychiatry, may therefore represent not natural kinds in terms of etiology, but more or less distinct phenotypic endpoints that may arise from common origins.

How would you organize daily participatory democracy in a country of 60 million people if it were to become the system?

Church members organized daily visits to the detention center, a 40-minute drive away in Elizabeth, N.J., while the pastor appealed to Congressional and immigration offices.

In the first several weeks after Diallo's death, the Rev, as everyone calls him, organized daily protests outside Police Headquarters, where sometimes more than a hundred people — including such notables as Representative Charles B.

In the first several weeks after Diallo's death, the Rev, as everyone calls him, organized daily protests outside Police Headquarters, where sometimes more than a hundred people — including such notables as Representative Charles B. Rangel, of Harlem, State Comptroller H. Carl McCall, and former Mayor David N. Dinkins — were placed under arrest each day.

The site also organizes daily events such as ice cream socials and barbecues.