Sentence examples for stopped organizing from inspiring English sources

It's time we stopped organizing schools as if we were in a 1950's suburb, with Mom waiting at the door at 3 30 with cookies.

Mazeda A. Uddin, a community activist from Queens, who often plays matchmaker, said she stopped organizing proxy weddings after witnessing people being married and left brokenhearted by unscrupulous foreigners seeking a green card, not a life partner.

The Obama campaign connected with people in ways that have never been done before in American politics – and one of the things that made it possible was that they never stopped organizing after 2008.

In the last few years, enforcement has stopped organized dog fighting in Peekskill, he said, but it continues in the southern part of the county.

He has to stop organizing exhibitions — in part to create more of a firewall between his new job and his previous identity.

It is now time to stop organizing and start mobilizing.

When asked why he let people in to his home all the time, he told her: "If you stop organizing sex parties, you don't sell much".

The widely used human resources term serves to remind managers that they cannot, by law, threaten or intimidate workers who organize, promise them benefits if they stop organizing, or spy on their activities.

Now is the time to stop organizing their schedules, reminding them where they need to be, and picking them up with food and snacks from practices or summer jobs.

Mr. Bellinson is campaigning to build the Second Avenue subway and an East Side high school, and to stop organized pub-crawling in the area.

Inspector Oswald said that stopping organized street racing requires knowing where racers will be ahead of schedule - and that requires intelligence.