Sentence examples for supporting organized from inspiring English sources

By the mid-20th century it had undergone a dramatic ideological realignment and reinvented itself as a party supporting organized labour, the civil rights of minorities, and progressive reform.

But a simmering resentment over those lost jobs and lost benefits in private industry — combined with the state's history of highly polarized politics — may explain why Wisconsin, once a pioneer in supporting organized labor, has set off a debate that is spreading to other states over public workers, unions and budget woes.

Organizers and members of the crowd estimated 3,000 demonstrators showed up on the Colorado Capitol steps Saturday to rally for Save the American Dream, an Internet-driven demonstration supporting organized labor, Wisconsin public employees, the nation's dwindling middle class and the power of people in a democracy.

Giachino has more than a decade of experience in the labor movement, supporting organizing for low-wage private sector workers in manufacturing, hospitality, and building services.

"It's a step backwards" for organized labor on Long Island, said Judy Pannullo, who through much of the last decade was the executive director of the Long Island Progressive Coalition, an organization that rallied civic and religious groups to support organized labor.

The Obama administration has generally supported organized labor.

Throughout the postwar period, Germans have tended to support organized labor and oppose big budget deficits.

A defining characteristic of developing countries is the inadequacy of basic services normally required to support organized economic activity.

A television advertisement appearing this month in 24 states supports organized prayer in school and defends the Boy Scouts for excluding gay scout leaders.

Republicans are more likely than Democrats to support organized prayer in public schools and to oppose the legal recognition of equal rights for gays and lesbians (see gay rights movement).

Although a majority of Americans support organized labor, most remain pessimistic about its future.