Sentence examples for working on organizing from inspiring English sources

I'm actually YLS-SOM liaison, so I'm working on organizing events between the business school and the law school, ensuring that students from both schools attend events that are held at other schools.

In an effort to take those efforts to the next level this year, my consulting firm, Esquivel McCarson Consulting is working on organizing a pre-conference right before SXSW.

And with all 170 General Assembly seats up for election in November, the union will also be working on organizing and laying the groundwork for pro-teacher election victories this summer.

We are also working on organizing a competition of sketches and paintings for faculty and students on specific health related themes.

Hasse also had a history of working on organized crime task forces, though he was not involved in the Houston probe.

"I can't make changes alone, so I want to join a bigger organization," says Ertll, who works on organizing drives for Justice for Janitors.

And I want to thank everybody who's worked on organizing this.

They will work on organizing Mrs. Clinton's packed schedule of paid speeches to trade groups and awards ceremonies and assist in the research and writing of Mrs. Clinton's memoir about her time at the State Department, to be published by Simon & Schuster next summer.

Paul George formerly worked on organizing data systems as a forward deployed engineer at Palantir Technologies.

If Pat is weak on particular styles of charts and graphs, Pat may get an extra unit that works on organizing information about dinosaurs visually.

Meanwhile General Headquarters worked on organizing its forces on the east bank.