Sentence examples for state of organized from inspiring English sources

Moseley [ 15] defines war as 'a state of organized open-ended collective conflict' (p14), distinguishing it from a street brawl by the concept of organization; from a boxing match by the concept of open-endedness and from a personal feud by the concept of collectivity.

In a ballot that was seen as a bellwether for the state of organized labor in America, 67 percent of the members of the local branch of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers voted against the eight-year contract extension, according to a statement posted on the union's website.

So stands the state of organized racism in 2008, paralyzed and at a crossroads in what would presumably be a pressing moment of action — the possibility that Senator Barack Obama will become the first black president — but has so far not been.

I personally found the TrackR most useful right inside my apartment, which is currently in a state of organized chaos.

What's dying is an old civilization and a mindset of maximum "me -- maximum material consumption, bigger is better, and special-interestgroup-driven decision-making that has led us into a state of organized irresponsiblity, collectively creating results that nobody wants.

In fact, there are some perks to their state of "organized chaos".

(in the theories of Locke, Hobbes, Rousseau, and others) an agreement, entered into by individuals, that results in the formation of the state or of organized society, the prime motive being the desire for protection, which entails the surrender of some or all personal liberties.

Describing the state of Long Island organized labor in recent years, Mr. Kennedy said, "we were too fragmented before and too many egos were involved".

When the miners went on strike (May 4, 1926) and they were supported with sympathetic strikes in other vital industries, Baldwin proclaimed a state of emergency, organized volunteers to maintain essential services, and refused to negotiate further with labour until the strike was called off (it ended May 12 , 1926.

In a paid advertisement published in two statewide newspapers, La Familia posed the question "Who are we?" Its own lengthy answer began, "Workers from the Tierra Caliente region in the state of Michoacán, organized by the need to end the oppression, the humiliation to which we have constantly been subjected by people who have always had power".

The state of Nebraska organized the state into four districts for purposes of the celebration, establishing a hub city in each quadrant.