Sentence examples for assigned to organize from inspiring English sources

Several months later, Khalilzad was assigned to organize Iraqi exiles in anticipation of an American invasion.

Mr. Bonanno's plan backfired when Joseph Colombo, the gangster who was assigned to organize the murders, betrayed him and informed Mr. Gambino.

The minutes, according to a translation of the article, say that Mayor Yuri Luzhkov's press secretary was assigned to organize the publication of relevant critical material concerning "illegal activity of Ikea" in city newspapers.

This year, however, a new and more hopeful element has been added: a calm academic, suspected of neither partisanship nor corruption, has been assigned to organize the election, whenever in the coming months it may occur.

Following the outbreak of World War II, Bruce was assigned to organize a new tank destroyer center.

Tibbets was assigned to organize and command a combat group to develop the means of delivering an atomic weapon against targets in Germany and Japan.

"As late as 1959, the FBI's New York field office had only 10 agents assigned to organized crime compared to over one hundred and forty agents pursuing a dwindling population of Communists," the attorney C. Alexander Hortis writes, in "The Mob and the City".

The investigator, along with several other current and former officials, cautioned that the reduced number of agents assigned to handle organized crime cases would not only limit the nature and number of cases that the bureau can pursue, but also slow the flow of the informers — the key to most investigations — to a trickle.

After he was relieved of command of the 44th Infantry Division, Dean was assigned to Fort Leavenworth again to organize and direct command classes.

Two or three runners were assigned to each organizing attending doctor and senior resident.

In 1935 the American Federation of Labor AFLL) hired her as a professional organizer and the next year assigned her to organize Florida tobacco workers.