Sentence examples for organizing movement from inspiring English sources

Seattle had been the center for a union organizing movement at Amazon, but the company said that fending off the union was not a factor in its decision to cut jobs there.

Within this kind of landscape, Hadrian's Wall may have been less a limit than a centerline — symbolizing, catalyzing, and organizing movement and settlement in its shadow — in which all those gates were there not so much to block traffic as to order and promote it.

Baroni's populism helped to birth the modern community organizing movement.

Reconici.do (Spanish): Youth organizing movement based in the Dominican Republic.

"Nurses around here are nowhere near any kind of union or organizing movement.

"Thinking is the same fundamental process in the brain as organizing movement".

When we spoke to Berlin-based artist and architect Aram Bartholl earlier this year, he was really interested in how the Internet was inspiring and organizing movements.

Historically, in fact, the most powerful organizing movements in history were not defined by monochromatic agreement on small issues, but deep faithful adherence to big ones.

Some workers and allies have engaged in civil disobedience and been arrested, similar to the tactics of the union movement of the 1930s, the civil rights movement of the 1960s, and the environmental and community organizing movements of the past quarter century.

As an organized movement, the radical Right has yet to make a formidable political impact.

The arrests provided new evidence of an increasingly organized movement of fighters from Europe to Iraq.