Public transportation, therefore, plays an important role in the mobility of the interviewees, which has considerate influence on the efforts of organizing their daily lives.
Both oppose the efforts of organized labor to block free trade.
Through the efforts of organized walking associations, recreational walkers have established a sizeable trail network of their own in cities and rural areas.
Within Emerald Cities Atlanta the Trade-Up apprenticeship track supports a collaborative pipeline that coordinates the efforts of organized labor, community groups, technical colleges, local government, and private business to balance training and skill development with projections of actual market demand.
The son of Abedi Pele, who in his time was a much freer, more exotic player, Asamoah rose to head the goal that beat Nigeria and then sublimated himself to the team effort of organized denial.
But the most important aspect of the effort to organize the collection is the society's "new democratization," said Jan Ramirez, director of the museum.
Yesterday, scholars associated with the effort to organize an exhibition of the newly found paintings said they did not feel Dr. Taylor's work yielded enough evidence to decide whether the paintings were real or not.
(In "The Assassins' Gate," I describe the disbelief of a U.S. Army colonel, Paul Hughes, who at the time was knee-deep in the effort to organize and pay soldiers of the defeated Iraqi army; his outrage is the high point of the powerful new film "No End in Sight").
The scarcity of transparent stones that are also 100 percent natural underscores the limitations inherent in the colored stone business, which, despite the best efforts of organized players like Gemfields, remains a wildly unpredictable affair.
In early 2002, Congress directed the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) to fund most of the WTC Worker and Volunteer Medical Screening Program (MSP), an action largely attributable to the collaborative efforts of organized labor and elected officials.
