Sentence examples for viable organizing from inspiring English sources

The bottom line is that conservatism is in trouble because theology is not a viable organizing principle in a modern democracy.

Efforts to organize a viable organic sector continue among private enterprise and aid group, but it is likely to be some time before an effective organic export sector can develop.

What methods have been used in your country for organizing and developing viable water users' associations or other organizations to take over local management of irrigation systems?

In the private sector today, the only viable way to organize new unions is through such privately-negotiated alternatives to the NLRB process.

But many interviews suggest that "Kid A" and "Amnesiac" are more properly understood as accidental twins, conceived song by song and becoming viable as cells organized in two separate bodies.

It is now clear that free markets, which involve everyone but are controlled by no one, are the only viable way to organize an economy.

"If a funded, organized, viable effort gets behind him, then maybe".

Already in the wireless industry, where Verizon will try to compete with other companies that are mostly nonunion, there are inklings that organizing can be viable.

Now's the perfect time to offer grants to local entrepreneurs who can turn some of this space into financially viable meeting venues -- call them Organizing Centers -- for community groups of all kinds (from job-hunting groups to learning groups).

During emergency rule, a media vacuum was created that allowed for the rise of new media outlets as viable alternatives for information dissemination and community organizing.

He did, however, play a chief role in organizing the barbed wire industry into a viable and profitable business.