Sentence examples for organizing rules from inspiring English sources

The incident was reminiscent of mischief in August, when more than 80,000 employees of Verizon went on strike to demand easier union organizing rules and improved work conditions.

Firstly, our previous behavioural investigations of real earthquake evacuation from all over the World allow organizing rules in pedestrians׳ evacuation and man environment interactions in the post-event scenario: an agent-based (ABM) approach is provided for their representation by using the i⁎ language.

At the same time, in a state with a more centrist tradition than most others in the South, she has become a target of the left for opposing a government-run public health care option, easier organizing rules for unions and regulation to fight global warming.

Piedmont workers overcame a tough campaign of employer intimidation, including firings, which I highlighted on this website back in September ("Despite New Hailed Organizing Rules, Airline Workers Still Face Tilted Playing Field").

This strongly indicates the presence of simple organizing rules governing the deterministic population average signaling response [ 47- 52].

Realize that what you're doing is very unique because instead of living by organized rules of a religion you're actually worshiping something which you enjoy.

It's worth mentioning that, unlike other African nation-states with more arbitrarily created borders, Rwanda has had a long history of centralized power and organized rule that pre-dates the colonial era.

Within the U.S., less than half of the states have an organized rule in place on the use of cellphones while driving, but that clearly is not a license to kill.

But the era in which free trade is organized around rules set in the West — with developing nations following along — definitely appears over, and few are mourning its demise.

"One of her heroes, one of her mentors was Saul Alinsky, Carsonn said, referring to the father of grassroots organizing whose book, Rules for Radicals, Clinton once cited in a college thesis.

The conditional random fields (CRFs) model is a classification technique which can automatically integrate various features, rather than manually organizing of heuristic rules.