Sentence examples for organizing over from inspiring English sources
However, an L.A.-based organizer, Ken Barton, said that organizing over email is challenging, because Instacart doesn't share the names and emails of its contractors.
With a political system favoring grass-roots organizing over television air wars, Iowa has become the hottest place to be for ambitious Democratic campaign workers hoping for a role in the next "War Room".
A center-left coalition won a narrow plurality in the lower house of parliament with about 29.6 per cent of the vote, barely edging Berlusconi's center-right coalition, with Grillo's Five Star Movement, a loose collection of citizens organizing over the Internet, gaining an astonishing 25.6 per cent, more than any single party.
One night, after hours of leaving messages on answering machines, being asked to call back later, and getting trapped in long conversations with lonely radicals in the Midwest, he was struck by the inefficiency of person-to-person organizing over landlines.
The campaign was among the few instances of the 2011 Arab Spring movements penetrating Saudi Arabia and was marked by many of the same forces: organizing over social media, peaceful public demonstrations and an apparently spontaneous desire to demand greater rights.
Satellite imagery later the showed deep convection organizing over the low-level circulation.
Mr. Brune says it's more effective to organize over "a plant down the road which has health impacts" than over "a fairly obscure, complex climate bill".
Gert veered toward the west and slowed slightly owing to a shortwave trough to its north, giving it more time to organize over water.
The popularity of medical volunteering is on the rise, with over 500 medical mission organizations in the United States alone that help to organize over 6000 short-term missions to foreign countries [ 23].
It is envisioned by the authors that re-organizing over 70 existing Chinese wind turbine manufacturers is unavoidable.
He has organized over 50 academic conferences.
