Sentence examples for other organizing from inspiring English sources

In an interview previewing the event, SlutWalk Chicago co-organizer Jessica Skolnik told Huffington Post Chicago the event's risque name "tips its hat to the work done by the Toronto organizers and other organizing being done around the world - and it allows us to open up and continue discussions about how sexual double standards are connected to interpersonal violence and victim-blaming".

The book's other organizing drama is eschatological.

This action spurred several other organizing efforts and drew new members.

Salting in the United States became increasingly common in the 1980s, when legislation made other organizing efforts more difficult.

Now the band's board teems with fans asking technical questions about Kubler's guitars, swapping bootlegged MP3 recordings of live gigs with each other, organizing carpool drives to see the band.

Without much in the way of schools, hospitals, or transportation, the people of the Ninth Ward depended on each other, organizing mutual-aid and benevolent societies to care for the sick and the indigent.

Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone made it clear they did not believe in Mormonism or any other organized religion either.

When we venture out on the weekends, it is often for our children's sports or other organized activities.

Youngsters who play soccer, baseball or other organized sports in parks owned by Nassau County will now have to sign a sportsmanship pledge if they want to continue playing.

Among those arrested Tuesday were alleged to be the heads of nine Mafia, or Cosa Nostra, families, as well as other organized crime bosses, the police said.

Worldwide, the women's game is comparable in organization to the men's, and women take part in world championships and all other organized events.