(1) In Poland in 1980, workers used strikes to win the right to organize a free trade union, galvanizing the people to insist on fuller rights.

(2) Ginger and each of her 700 coworkers did, however, have a vote on the four occasions when several big trade unions tried to organize the factory.

(3) Organize and lead a group of people

(4) Others believe that while moral beliefs may be right or wrong, there is no way to organize them into systematic principles.

(5) Should the game take off, Wong and his team are prepared to organize gatherings and tournaments.

(6) In such a case, the people will be suspicious of the purpose and background of the transition team's decision to allow public servants to organize a trade union.

(7) Items were reviewed by four surveillance system experts to help organize demographic categories.

(8) Children need to know that we sort and classify things every day in order to organize information.

(9) It should systematically unify and organize a set of observations, building from basic principles.

(10) Organize lessons in a planned way

(11) The soul doth organize the body

(12) Candidates and officials of the neighbourhood community jointly organize the meetings.

(13) She was unsuited to anything where she had to organize herself

(14) For example, we organize seminars and other events to keep them informed.

(15) We've had a lot of people organize at the grassroots level.

(16) He had led efforts to organize garment workers and to fight for improved working conditions in Cambodia.

(17) At first, I thought it was completely chaotic, but somehow the system seems to organize itself without having to talk about the rules.

(18) We all believed in the need to organize women

(19) Campaigns brought women together to organize

(20) It established freedom of the press (although hardly for the reactionary press), freedom of speech, the right to strike and to organize trade unions.