Sentence examples for working with organized from inspiring English sources
"I think our new C.E.O. has done a terrific job in mobilizing and reorganizing and working with organized labor through all this," said John Van de Kamp, a board member.
Authentic fair traders want to change the structures of trade to make it more fair for everyone and they achieve this by working with organized producer communities.
John Walter, a U.S. District Court judge for the Central District of California, ordered the newspaper to remove information from a story about a police detective who was accused of working with organized crime.
Other educators are concerned more with the middle intellectual phases of the thinking sequence especially the playing with hypotheses or hunches and the working with organizing ideas and concepts.
Throughout his career in public service, he has proven time and again his willingness to work with organized labor on issues of shared concern and interest.
Geeklist, a global collaborative of developers that Husar frequently works with, organized a Hack4Good hackathon within hours of the storm making landfall.
In others, the officers, working with an organized fraud ring, added the names of supposed victims to accident reports even though the people had been nowhere near the scene, the officials said.
For their part, museums are accustomed to working with one organized classroom at a time, with systems set up by a teacher that usually require hand-raising and keeping questions to a minimum to move a lesson along; home-schoolers often value questioning and child-led discussions where students set the pace.
Before that, he worked with Organizing for Occupation, a group that strives to highlight the housing crisis.
He is working with activists organizing a boycott of Samsung products.
He said the US military has "a long history of working with national organizing committees to assist with Olympic security whenever it's requested," though such a collaboration appears highly unlikely given current mutual mistrust.
