Sentence examples for progress in organizing from inspiring English sources

One well-connected Democrat said the lack of progress in organizing the caucus was concerning because the date for the votes had long been set.

American officials said this week that the Central Intelligence Agency had made little progress in organizing resistance to the Taliban among the Pashtun tribes in the south.

However, progress in organizing community disaster management is slow and reveals limitations in disaster risk reduction by the community and government in general.

When a family member constructs a personal narrative of his/her experiences across deployments, progress is made in organizing and making sense of the events (Antonovsky 1998; Cohler 1991).

"Triangle Fire," a presentation of "American Experience" on PBS, takes a more straightforward, strictly chronological approach and spends much more time on the progress of the labor movement in organizing garment workers, a tumultuous process that actually took place several years before the fire.

When the bombing took place, top Bulgarian officials were at a news conference in response to a European Commission report that said its progress in combating organized crime and corruption was "not yet sustainable and irreversible".

Principals' ability and capacity to exercise leadership plays a significant role in organizing schools to make progress.

But we also made progress in pushing ourselves and others involved in organizing the conference.

"I assist the children in organizing their learning session but I don't really play a direct role while the session is in progress," Farhana said.

"He has not made as much progress organizing in New Hampshire as he could have, but there's time".

"While we've had significant progress in terms of organizing, we still have to do a lot more.