Sentence examples for organizing professionals from inspiring English sources

After all, in good times, almost anything works.* "Aligning the Stars: Organizing Professionals to Win".

The Humane Society of the United States estimates there are 40,000 organized professionals who, as in Mr. Vick's interstate ring, illegally breed, match and ruthlessly destroy countless canines for the private entertainment of big-money bettors.

However, the two most important reform policies – decentralization and privatization – have had a negative impact on the conditions of employment and prompted opposition from organized professionals and unions.

It provides organized professional tournament golf for women and holds the LPGA Championship tournament.

There was never any attempt to organize professional wrestling in the Western world.

Under the proposal, an athlete could compete in organized professional sports after high school graduation and still maintain intercollegiate eligibility.

From the beginning of organized professional baseball, the owners had controlled the game, players, managers, and umpires.

Under the proposed deregulation, an athlete can compete in organized professional sports after high school graduation and still maintain intercollegiate eligibility.

Even though Egypt and a few other countries have organized professional competition, there are no leagues in Africa on a par with those in Europe and South America.

In 1915 the Federal League, a "third major league" operating outside the structure of organized professional baseball, brought suit against the American and National leagues.

To paraphrase another rueful statement: I am not a fan of any organized professional football team; I'm a Jets fan.