Sentence examples for purpose of organizing from inspiring English sources

In addition, unions use dues for the purpose of organizing employees of other employers.

In 1992 and 1993, Mohamed Atef traveled to Somalia on several occasions for the purpose of organizing violence against United States and United Nations troops then stationed in Somalia.

She said she came to New Haven six weeks ago for the express purpose of organizing a demonstration in support of Bobby Seale and the eight other Panthers facing trial here on murder and kid napping charges.

(2) For treatment of bequests accepted by the Secretary of State or the Secretary of Commerce, for the purpose of organizing and holding an international conference to negotiate a Patent Corporation Treaty, as bequests to or for the use of the United States, see section 3 of Joint Resolution of December 24 , 1969(Pub. L. 91-160, 83 Stat. 443).

[n7] It is undoubted that the men thus raised by draft were treated as subject to direct national authority and were used either in filling the gaps occasioned by the vicissitudes of war in the ranks of the existing national forces or for the purpose of organizing such new units as were deemed to be required.

And, the purpose of organizing the community is to gain power.

Never considered is the fact that those hours and hours of C-SPAN coverage might have helped viewers -- individual viewers, grassroots organizations, journalists, etc. -- follow the process for purposes of organizing, pressure, and reporting.

Typically, a group of employees who want to unionize will affiliate with an established labor union for purposes of organizing a new chapter.

In the two-party system of the United States, the parties are actually coalitions of the state parties (which may in turn be dominated by specific local party organizations) and function as national units only for the quadrennial presidential elections or for purposes of organizing the national Congress.

For the purposes, however, of organizing these Nuggets fantasy ranking evaluations by three players types – bigs, wings and guards – this installment will focus on the value of the players most likely to spend time at the small forward position, and will present a look at whether their rankings are too high, too low or about right, along with draft recommendations.

This section has a dual purpose: to introduce the idea of organizing a program around a conventional interface, and to demonstrate examples of modular sequence processing.