When public sector unions began to seriously organize, they looked to the dominant model of industrial unionism in place at that time.
This policy's impacts have been impressive and could serve as proof to refute the hypothesis that West African States are incapable of seriously organizing a public policy.
The hardcore fans of the main teams El Ahly and Zamalek are seriously well organized.
When I first decided I wanted to take travel writing seriously, I organized a coffee meeting with a travel editor.
All three movements aim to seriously weaken organized labor and the benefits it has won for all employees.
But the White House has shown it takes the criticism seriously by organizing a campaign-style communications effort that tries to respond quickly to attacks.
These were not patchouli-reeking slackers (OK, well, maybe some of them were), these were the youth of America who were organized, seriously annoyed with the direction of a very unpopular war, and wanted to influence the political debate of the day.
The filmmakers concentrate on the Bureau's successes in capturing or killing the tommy-gun bank robbers of the thirties but overlook Hoover's odd, and possibly corrupt, unwillingness to take organized crime seriously, even as, in the forties and fifties, the Mafia was draining millions from the economy.
Whether it's designating a certain room in your home for side hustle work or just keeping a desk calendar with both full and part time deadlines on it, being organized will seriously increase your productivity.
If all this seems to be taking preschoolers a bit too seriously, those who organize the graduations say the ceremonies work to the opposite effect.
But seriously folks – the day is organized each year by Insafe, a "European network of Awareness Centres" promoting safe, responsible use of the Internet and mobile devices to young people.
