Sentences with phrase «army of volunteer racemakers»

A small army of volunteer lawyers trained in election law are ready to step in.

VCP is operated entirely upon a small army of volunteer members of our Board of Directors as well as our Gallery Director.

Sega assures that Sonic will be under the strict control of an army of volunteer balloon handlers, in order to avoid the chaos that unfolded in 1993.

Those limited resources mean that JunoCam's scientists rely on a small army of volunteer «citizen scientists» using backyard telescopes to flag transient features in the Jovian atmosphere as «points of interest» for the instrument to observe.

Events such as the Vitality Oxford Half could not take place without a small army of volunteer RACEMAKERS who direct, assist and support competitors.

Other support has come from top companies like Chase Bank, which administers banking courses for Defy Ventures; and Google, who has added over 450 people to the growing army of volunteers pulled from top companies all across the nation.

Along with an army of volunteers, we would prepare a complete Thanksgiving spread for the entire school's faculty with turkey and all the trimmings.

Special events — If the youth sports program also hosts a tournament or competition, an army of volunteers is required to organize and staff it.

She arrived with a big bus with her name emblazoned on the side and a small army of volunteers.

«Basically I think we've had a secret weapon in this campaign, which is the army of volunteers have had up and down the country,» he continues.

Zac Goldsmith would recruit a cyber army of volunteers to monitor the internet for «online extremism», if he becomes mayor, he said today.

But, how do you train an army of volunteers and candidates to bring about change?

Charities struggling to raise money for their cause should be making better use of their army of volunteers, according to research presented at the 2014 ESRC Festival of Social Science.

The campaign aims to recruit an army of volunteers to help give the country a spring clean ahead of the Queen's official birthday celebrations.

Whoever the Democratic Committee endorses will have a huge advantage, since an endorsement comes with a small army of volunteers to pass petitions.

An army of volunteers has spent 10 years observing Britain's ladybirds.

Researchers in fields ranging from biochemistry to cosmology are recruiting armies of volunteers to help solve some of science's thorniest problems.

Here, they can use their financial resources to bankroll signature - gathering and media blitzes, and they can unleash an army of volunteers during the campaign.

We particularly want to recognize this City's army of volunteers — deploying their unique expertise and skills in order to safeguard and secure the future of charitable organisations.»

Now that the army of volunteers has been mobilized and bonds forged with the schools, city and school officials are hoping these partnerships will continue through this school year and beyond.

One is sponsored by the «Creation Science Educators Caucus» — which consists of a single NEA member, backed by a small army of volunteers from the ministry Answers in Genesis.

Her family quickly realized that they needed to field an army of volunteers to help her.

This small charity has 12 heated kennels and an army of volunteers giving up their spare time to help unwanted dogs in South Yorkshire.

Since 1972, a few staff members and an army of volunteers have worked to improve the quality of life for San Diego - area wildlife through rehabilitation and conservation education — caring for roughly 10,000 injured, sick, or orphaned wild birds and mammals annually.

Students and staff from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine visited the temporary shelter daily to join an army of volunteers to feed, clean, and medicate the cats, many of which suffered from infectious diseases and injuries that had been left untreated.

Dr. Patti Gordon of All Cats Healthcare Clinic in Gainesville is part of that army of volunteers.

An army of volunteers.

I'd like to thank the Petco Foundation, all of today's sponsors, our army of volunteers and participating rescue organizations — and, of course, our wonderful new adopters — for helping these deserving animals find loving forever homes.»

And come through it did, with an army of volunteers and a historic collaboration between Maddie's Fund ®, the ASPCA, the University of Wisconsin Shelter Medicine Program, New York City Animal Care and Control, the New York City Department of Health, the Centers for Disease Control, the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, and more.

I can't help thinking it shouldn't take an army of volunteers to find out where HSUS has stashed dogs they «rescued».

Informally, OBOL advocates on behalf of animal welfare every day, by mobilizing the compassion and creativity of a growing army of volunteers that includes hundreds of school children and parents, civic clubs, faith - based groups, senior living facilities, and businesses.

Our team of dedicated staff is well supported by an army of volunteers and as a result we are able to successfully place over 1,200 dogs annually into loving homes.

CAPS envisions a world free of retail pet shops, online pet sellers, and puppy mills and relies on a compassionate army of volunteers to help carry out its» mission.

Advanced volunteer training that empowers Animal Haven's army of volunteers to advocate for the animals, teaching them force - free handling skills and interpreting body language to assist in the animals» holistic rehabilitation experience while in our care.

Monterey County Weekly Aided by an army of volunteers, the Marine Mammal Center saves local wildlife one rescue at a time.

Veterinarians and a small army of volunteers feed the animals herring caught in Alaska.

We have a truly awesome army of volunteers.

In the early days Piers mostly wrote it all himself, but these days he has this vast army of volunteers writing guest posts on PSFK's behalf.

PERFORMANCE: This fall, artist Dread Scott plans to walk 26 miles with an army of volunteers in period costumes.

It took a small army of volunteers to survey the land stations in the US, thanks to Anthony Watts.

Spearheaded by Ross Kodner at Microlaw and Dale Tincher and his staff at Consultwebs, the site came about through the efforts of what sounds to be a small army of volunteers from the ranks of lawyers, legal vendors, consultants and others.

It's a legal education organization that mobilizes an army of volunteers each year.

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The company has recruited a volunteer army of decidedly manly men to champion its products.

A proud dual U.S. / Israel citizen, he has served as a volunteer in the Israel Defense Forces» Home Front Command, a specialized division of the Israeli Army dedicated to domestic and international search and rescue.

Facing the prospect of a blue wave this fall, the White House's political arm is devoting unprecedented resources to building an army of paid staff and trained volunteers across more than two dozen states.

He helped launch 270 Strategies after serving most recently as the National Field Director for the 2012 re-election campaign of President Barack Obama, where he had primary responsibility for building a nationwide army of staff and volunteer organizers.

Volunteers from businesses and the community will converge upon Beyer Ford dealership in Morristown, N.J. on May 3 — 4 to frame walls for the future home of a U.S. Army Veteran.

A «small army» of social workers and charitable groups managed their arrivals» from Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society workers in their white enamel badges to the volunteers from the National Council of Jewish Women (light blue silk armbands).

Volunteers at a Salvation Army church in Warrington have knitted 12 of the most famous scenes in the... More

The Salvation Army's director for community services, Tony Daniels said: «Staff and volunteers at our churches and social centres across the UK have seen growing numbers of individuals and families on low incomes who are struggling to put food on the table or keep a roof over their heads.