Sentence examples for organizing roots from inspiring English sources
So, noted David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's chief political strategist, voters can expect to hear the candidate emphasizing his organizing roots.
It's time for him to go back to his community organizing roots, and start putting in place things that reduce big business power.
In her race against incumbent Libby Schaaf, Brooks is offering a vision for her city deeply rooted in her activist and organizing roots and her commitment to social, economic and racial justice.
Last year, Odom organized Roots HQ 2009 (the equivalent of NetRoots Nation for conservatives).
Their supporters, Gaviões da Fiel, are renowned for being the biggest organized rooting association in the world.
Next, several clusters of meristematic cells arise along the cambial ring which will later give rise to organized root primordia, as it has been shown previously in the Master reference cultivar [ 43].
In 1971, two former Bobby Kennedy associates, Jack Newfield and Jeff Greenfield, wrote "The Populist Manifesto" which proposed another style of political organizing rooted in the implicit message at the core of the Kennedy campaign.
This establishes a direct link between core cell-cycle components and transcription factors in organizing the root stem cell niche.
A review of different community-based initiatives shows a variety of strategies used by youth to change their communities, such as conducting needs assessments [ 7], mobilizing children and adults, organizing grass roots groups and carrying out awareness campaigns [ 2, 8].
Business executives boasted that they had run their most effective vote-getting effort in recent years by taking a page from labor's political playbook, organizing grass-roots, home-district lobbying efforts as well as national and regional advertising.
"The Democrats and especially the unions have been very effective in the past year in organizing grass-roots, bottom-line politics," said Alex Castellanos, a Republican consultant with ties to the White House.
