Sentence examples for powerful organizing from inspiring English sources

Breaking compromises can be a powerful organizing principle.

Do you think we should pull away from gender as such a powerful organizing principle?

While lines collude in language (written language, after all, is made up of lines), color has always remained beyond the powerful, organizing grip of language.

The goal provided a powerful organizing principle for a suite of related research programs, but it did not solve the problem of coordinating these programs.

An earlier, similarly high calculation by Mr. Rector of the cost of giving legal status to illegal immigrants was a powerful organizing tool in 2007 for opponents of a comprehensive immigration reform bill proposed by then-President George W. Bush.

"The silver lining is that we have a really powerful organizing tool for 2020," said Destiny Lopez, the co-director of All Above All, a network of reproductive rights advocates that is leading the push to repeal Hyde.

The government, however, tried to diminish the habitual confrontation between newly powerful organized labour and industry.

Their testimony helped decimate a group of brutal and powerful organized crime families that had thrived for nearly a century.

Tells about his family, which includes an elder brother, Whitey, who is reputed to be one of the most powerful organized crime leaders in South Boston.

Divestment aims to stigmatize the fossil fuel industry; to spark dialogue about its role in polluting politics, harming communities and driving the climate crisis; and to build a powerful, organized climate movement.

"Egypt's striking lesson today is that its two most powerful, organized and trusted groups — the Muslim Brotherhood and the armed forces — both proved to be incompetent in the business of governance," the political scientist Rami Khouri wrote in The Beirut Daily Star last week.