Sentence examples for why organized from inspiring English sources

One A.F.L.-C.I.O. official said leaders had heard from local union members wondering why organized labor was absent.

Here are 10 reasons why organized labor will ultimately win. 1. Necessity.

"It doesn't... look at the root causes of why organized crime has been able to grow so much," Carlsen said.

There may be several explanations why organized programs in different countries do not reduce the burden of cervical cancer to the same degree.

This is why organizing and recruiting new people, and not just mobilizing existing activists, is so important.

A course portfolio explains what you are planning to do in a course and why, organizes information about the course, and evaluates the course to inform and direct future efforts.

That's why I organized the "Meeting the Challenges of Sea Level Rise in San Mateo County" conference last December, and why I am planning a follow-up conference this year.

That is why Annette Sherman organized the diaper drive.

"Why does organized American Jewry continue its flirtation with the Christian right?" he said.

That is why he organized yesterday's protest in front of the Pleasure Planet, where human nature was laid bare on the hot sidewalks of Victory Boulevard.

"If you can make the connection for people," said one, "that the reason why these organized interest groups are all lining up behind McGreevey is because he's not going to change things in Trenton, and that ultimately that's why the property taxes are so high, and nothing has really been done about auto insurance, I think suddenly we're in a situation where Jim McGreevey is the insider candidate".