Sentence examples for world organizing from inspiring English sources

They travel around the world organizing local volunteers into "complaint choirs".

Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, has gone around the world organizing opposition to the N.M.D. plan and has enjoyed a great deal of success.

It is also, as the exhibition shows, a history of gadgets that struggle to take some measure of the world, organizing it, dividing it, turning each spot into a crossroads of invented measurements.

Afterward, he became one of the most prominent charitable forces in the entertainment world, organizing a "We Are the World"–style hurricane relief song, "Almost Like Praying," featuring stars like Fat Joe, Jennifer Lopez, and Marc Anthony.

In 1980 the US Heritage Foundation used the election of Ronald Reagan to impose the agenda still ruling the world, organizing 20 project teams involving 300 participants to develop policy recommendations for all government departments.

The foundation that grew out of that event, run by Nancy Hunt, holds Global Just Peace Summits and teen training programs under its unique Three Dot Dash program--the name is based on the Morse Code for V, better known as the peace signal--teaching kids from all over the world organizing and media skills.

Sánchez was also a guest of human rights festival One world, organized by a non-profit humanitarian organization People In Need.

But his utopian vision of a literary world organized around Chekhovian contemplation is arguably just as limited.

And that spectacle has become one of the most profitable businesses in the world, organized not to facilitate play but to impede it.

And in the future the European Union is needed for the Continent to remain a significant international actor in a world organized around powerful regional groupings.

Now Cavani's picture has arrived in New York, as part of a fine season — "seventeen of the Best Unsung New Films from Around the World" — organized by Film Comment magazine.