Sentence examples for organizing possibilities from inspiring English sources

These were the most powerless of laborers: predominantly women, many of them immigrants with limited English language skills and in a job that afforded little legal protection or organizing possibilities.

It organizes random possibilities much like how wave functions can be collapsed into a single function.

3. Training opportunities UNICEF Mali could explore the possibilities of organizing joint gender training initiatives with other UN organizations in the country, e.g., there are opportunities for UNICEF and WFP in Mali to find common gender related areas of interest (support to school canteens, nutrition programmes).

Such workshops would aim to help teachers look into possibilities of organizing teaching sessions and grading in a manner that reduces or eliminates stress in educational communication.

The Times writes: "Those involved in and briefed about the strategy discussions raised the possibility of organizing a super PAC to counter Mr. Spitzer's self-financed campaign.

Those involved in and briefed about the strategy discussions raised the possibility of organizing a super PAC to counter Mr. Spitzer's self-financed campaign.

In 1917 a joint committee of the three general synods, meeting to plan a 400th anniversary celebration of the Reformation, also took up the possibility of organizing a United Lutheran Church in America (ULCA).

Successful protein/polyion multi-layer assembly provides the possibility of organizing proteins in layers and to build up such layers following "molecular architecture" plans [7, 9, 10].

A dense network of terminals located at strategic locations is thus an important asset for a region and for the possibility for organizing more sustainable transport via barge and to attract new companies.

This result is consistent with the self-assembly structures of narrow PSVP suggested by Peneimann et al. [8, 33], indicating the possibility of organizing polydisperse BCP into ordered structure.

This effectively means the employer will allow a union rep to come in and consult with workers on the possibility of organizing.