In Washington, one of Mérida's most prominent faces is Assistant Secretary of State William Brownfield, formerly Ambassador to Colombia and Venezuela, who was also instrumental in organizing Operation Anvil.
by leveraging Sanders' massive donor network and grass-roots organizing operation to win local-level elections and push a progressive agenda.
Becky Bond, who masterminded the Sanders campaign's digital organizing operation, conceived of the group as a way to apply the "big organizing" technique she honed in 2016 to prosecutorial elections that ordinarily receive little national attention.
Bernie asked me to do it, to organize it," Schumer said, adding that he agrees with Sanders' idea that the DNC needs to become more of an activist and organizing operation.
The Capitol Hill newspaper Roll Call reports, Theories range from the claim that Obama is getting a jump-start on funding his presidential library to conjecture that leftover campaign cash will prop up his grass-roots organizing operation, reportedly to be renamed Organizing for Action.
It is generally considered illegal for the military to run organized operations aimed at penetrating enemy organizations with covert agents.
He goes to visit Chinese shoe factories, to draw lessons from their enormous size, advanced technology and highly organized operations.
"According to recent information, in case of a British-American attack," the report said, the Mujahedeen planned to "organize operations against Iranian targets within Europe (embassies, consulates), and to physically eliminate former members of the movement collaborating with Iranian intelligence services".
Another 7,000 Ethiopians have arrived in the last year in the last of the organized operations, titled "Dove's Wings".
Confrontations and minor skirmishes continued in Virginia between Whigs on one side and Tories on the other until October, when Dunmore had acquired enough military support to begin organized operations against the rebellious Whigs.
