Sentence examples for true organizing from inspiring English sources

However it should not be overlooked that 350.org's organizing efforts relied heavily on tried and true organizing principles -- electrified with modern tactics.

Tebow's last time playing true organized baseball was in his junior year of high school, when he batted nearly.500 for Nease High near Jacksonville, Florida.

The buttons and the ecstatic film collage "Looking for Mushrooms" are among some two hundred and fifty eye-opening works in the retrospective "Bruce Conner: It's All True," organized by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and dexterously installed on the sixth floor of MOMA by the curators Laura Hoptman and Stuart Comer.

These requirements are such that the schema cannot be realistic, since true organs are organized in 3D and they have diverse sizes.

This means that efforts must consider true community organizing that builds resident leadership and participation as a critical strategy for collective impact.

It is of course true that organized labor not only massively increased salaries for ordinary employees through collective bargaining.

The following sections set forth various tried-and-true methods for organizing a book collection; it's recommended that you pick the approach that appeals to you the most.

When I say OutWeek presaged the Internet age, I mean in the true sense of netroots organizing and the influence of blogs, and commandeering the mainstream media, forcing stories into the major dailies and the television news.

And given the turnover in the college ranks, he conceded that it is virtually impossible to unionize the players using the tried-and-true techniques of union organizing.

In all cases, the new apex must reach a minimal volume before it in turn can begin to form its own lateral primordia and to organize true axillary buds.

"Her sense that whatever she could will in life she could probably accomplish... had served her so well for so long that, empirically, it would have been madness on her part not to have made it her organizing principle, her true north," he writes.