"It pits the interests of consumers, who are often unorganized and lack power, against the interests of suppliers, who are usually very organized, powerful and have a lot of money behind them".
In the "Both Sides Now" portion, Ms. Mitchell commandeered a highly organized, powerful performance, creating confident new readings of old songs.
Ghana is a fast, organized, powerful team that repeatedly knocked the Americans off the ball in 2006 and has played primarily a defensive style in South Africa in defeating Serbia, 1-0; tying Australia, 1-1; and losing, 1-0, to Germany.
I'm grateful to all those who organized powerful witness here in the nation's capital.
"I didn't have grandiose plans to organize powerful people and roar about equal pay," she wrote.
Because India has not approached the subject of resettlement in a people-friendly way, Dr. Grumbine said, its citizens are organizing more powerful resistance movements against hydropower development, including protests and intense media coverage of the situation, although such efforts receive relatively little attention in the Western press.
We argue that these conflicts around collective action in the public participation process exposed its "one-way communication," and enabled a different kind of political process in which neighbors' organizing was powerful and influenced decisions.
As women play prominent roles in organizing against powerful interests in protection of their cultures, communities and rights, they move into the danger zone.
Ultimately, there's plenty for us to learn, but one thing we already know is that the internet and other digital tools play a critical role in our ability to scale campaigns, communications, and organizing in powerful new ways.
After the massive decolonization of the 1950s and early 1960s, less-developed countries became much more numerous, organized, and powerful in the General Assembly, and they began to create organs to address the problems of development and diversification in developing economies.
