Sentence examples for put the organizing from inspiring English sources

Tjaco Walvis, a branding specialist who researched the impact of previous expos, said an expo "helps to put the organizing city on the mental world map".

Mr. Barry, a Democrat in a city of 630,000 people who are mostly black, mostly Democratic, put the political and organizing skills he had honed in the Deep South to good use in Washington.

Progressives who understand that we have a long way to go to win hearts and minds put the emphasis on organizing and recruitment, and social movements.

Sanders, who is challenging Hillary Clinton, the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, has put the courtship of organized labor at the heart of his fight.

Still, others say it was Ronald Reagan's firing of the air traffic controllers, a decision that put the zap on organized labor and set loose the dogs of unbridled corporate greed.

One of my organization's central aims is to put the power of interfaith organizing into action, but from my own location as a minister of the gospel of Jesus Christ I can share with disillusioned Christians that I remain a prisoner of hope.

After a century and a half of American individualism, his Brain Trust — an advisory group of economists and lawyers — put the government in charge of organizing the economy.

Now they are organizing to put the other side before the public.

Neighboring Modoc County's supervisors soon clamored for a similar declaration, and also voted "yea"; the Tehama County board agreed to put the matter to voters; and organizing committees sprang up in seven other counties.

Because of the emphasis he put on organizing, barackobama.com might fairly be seen as the most successful high-tech startup of the past two years.

Jagjaguwar put "The Builder" out on DVD, organized a few screenings and hoped for the best.