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Legal action would be taken against anyone attempting to organize a rally, the statement said.

As a university student in 1974, Djindjic was imprisoned for attempting to organize a noncommunist youth group.

The lawsuit comes as casting directors in theater have been attempting to organize a labor union, and have faced strong opposition from producers.

Involved with the Socialist Party and the labor movement from the time he was a teenager, he was fired from his first job, in a factory that made wire clothes hangers, for attempting to organize a union.

During a series of extradition hearings in London since then, U.S. government officials have made other allegations against Ahmad, accusing him of attempting to organize a training camp for Islamic militants in Arizona in 1998 and meeting people near Phoenix who had access to bin Laden.

Some users are attempting to organize a "#TwitterBlackout" on January 28 and intend to boycott Twitter in protest of the changes.

Like Google, Noodle is attempting to organize an enormous amount of data, aggregating information on a wide range of learning options.

In 1746 Bath and John Carteret, Earl Granville, attempted to organize a government; their failure terminated Bath's political life.

MIT's Hunger Action Group turned out for the walk, and for the first time the Interfraternity Council attempted to organize a group of MIT students.

Rohrabacher attempted to organize a hearing featuring critics of the sanctions — an effort that was also thwarted by Royce, according to the congressional staffers.

Albaqir Mukhtar, the director of KACE, a local human rights organization, said that the demonstrations were the first time the pro-democracy youth groups had attempted to organize a demonstration without the broader support of the organized Sudanese political opposition.