Sentence examples for organizing duties from inspiring English sources

Zomegnan, 55, left the Gazzetta in 2003 to take on race organizing duties for RCS Sport, which owns the newspaper and which runs such other Italian races as the weeklong Tirreno-Adriatico and the one-day Milan-San Remo.

At his office at Trump Tower in Manhattan, Mr. Trump has been hands-on about the four-day event — calling up political allies and friends to invite them to speak — but also delegating organizing duties to top aides who already have enormous responsibilities, given the relatively small number of campaign staff members.

The small and medium-size museums that collaborated on the exhibition had to employ some creativity of their own to make the tour happen, spreading the organizing duties among the four institutions.

GOING to New York and to larger paperwork responsibilities -- he is expected to take over the union next year, when its president, Jay Mazur, resigns -- seems to have not slowed down Mr. Raynor's organizing duties.

The recent political shifts after Trump's election have meant that much of the daily organizing duties include facing insurmountable attacks on vulnerable people.

Jane Lerner, a writer who took over co-organizing duties after Ms. Payne moved away, brought Thai green curry paste.

Each subak has an elected head, the pekaseh, who organizes all duties and obligations.

Among his duties: organizing lectures and national tours, vetting speakers and finding partners that, he says, "do a great job for humanity".

One mid-eighties survey turned up a scant 2% of union officials whose duties included organizing.

It's best to share the cleaning, cooking, organizing, and garbage removal duties.

His duty was "organizing and coordinating political support for the confirmation of Judge John Roberts to be Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court".