Sentence examples for are now organized from inspiring English sources

(When excluding comparatively successful public-sector unions, less than 7 percent of workers are now organized).

(Big banks are now organized with a single holding company owning and controlling a large number of operating subsidiaries).

The nation's conventional forces are now organized on the assumption that they might have to fight two regional wars simultaneously, for example in the Persian Gulf and the Korean peninsula.

Of course, I'm aware that there are now organized tours to such contemporary Babylons as Detroit and Pripyat (the Ukrainian city abandoned during the meltdown of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor), but once such sites become tourist destinations their significance is subsumed to commercial exploitation.

Restaurants are now organized according to factors like your distance to the restaurant, the popularity of a given deal and the potential savings.

These activities are now organized into six clusters representing chemical, opto, and electronics systems, molecular and biomaterials, materials science and characterization, materials theory and modeling, and micro- and nanosystems.

"The bondholders are now organizing themselves faster than the company," said Scott Bok, a partner at Greenhill.

Residents are now organizing to seek a historic district designation from the Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Although some Islamists rhetorically support Al Qaeda, many, especially the Muslim Brotherhood, are now organizing for their countries' coming elections — that is, they are becoming Islamist parliamentarians.

A group of Fulanis in the New York region are now organizing a nationwide campaign in the United States to draw attention to their quest for justice.

Evidently starting in the late 1980's as a Fourth of July event on wide subdivision streets, contenders are now organizing circuits, scheduling weekend races town to town.