Sentence examples for organizing would be from inspiring English sources

Mr. de Blasio said the focus of community organizing would be city agencies "where there is evidence of systemic failures".

Let it suffice to say that the sitting president cannot really carry an independent campaign organization outside the (unfortunate) two party system, so it was eventually arranged that OFA, the O now standing for Organizing, would be a project of the DNC.

Mr. Greca had promised that the commemorations, which he organized, would be "a joyous national festival".

Colonel Barnes informed his officers that he had scored a valuable coup in Albany: apparently, the state adjutant general had told him that his regiment "would not go out of the state, but as soon as organized would be sent to the Forts in New York Harbor for the defense of that place," thus avoiding combat service.

There are few political positions that any sizable demographic of people, much less Orthodox Jews, would unanimously support, and to strip the Orthodox Union of its power as a tool for politically like-minded Orthodox Jews to organize would be an undeniable shame.

A less desirable rationale for organizing organisms would be habitat or diet.

Attempts to organize would-be supporters of MacArthur failed to secure any recognition from him.

The marketing was so successful that when Pope John Paul II formally ended the Holy Year by closing the Holy Door to St. Peter's, he announced that profits earned by the Jubilee organizing committee would be donated to charity.

But an organized attack would be a kind of stupidity that was hard to fathom.

That means that organized opposition would be slower to take shape.

The opposition is trying to organize what would be the first general strike in Yugoslavia since World War II.