Sentence examples for organizing world from inspiring English sources

Surfers formed the International Surfing Federation during the 1964 contest and the federation assumed responsibility for organizing world championships.

In the community organizing world, no one ever mentioned Filipinos next to the apotheosized Cesar Chavez.

A distinction from the organizing world, between "public" and "private" relationships, is also extremely helpful in developing agency.

This is very different from organizing world-class events (New York City Marathon, New York City Half Marathon), having a running program in schools, having a major charity program, promoting running in third world countries, etc, etc, etc.

In other words, when we are seeing we are, in Haraway's words, "organizing worlds".

Many other sports have organized "World Cup" competitions.

In the 1980s, India competed in the independently organized world championships that predated the FIFA Women's World Cup.

"Next we will hear that Daniel Cohn-Bendit and I organized World War III in that house!" he said.

This isn't uncommon in comedy, where such centeredness helps build tension as you wait for comic anarchists to wreck a meticulously organized world.

Du Bois, who helped to found the integration-minded National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) in 1909, was also interested in Pan-Africanism and organized world conferences on the subject from 1919 to 1927.

Alekhine was widely criticized for manipulating the rules, and when he died in 1946 FIDE assumed the authority to organize world championship matches.