And sometimes, when the circumstances were right, they made sure that their mistreatment would be widely seen by organizing sit-ins and hunger strikes.
Once the choice of Mr. Mori is made official, the new prime minister, a longtime party stalwart, is widely expected to organize new elections quickly, most likely before Japan plays host to a summit meeting of the leading economic powers, known as the Group of Eight, in Okinawa in July.
The W.H.O. has been widely praised for organizing teams of laboratory scientists, epidemiologists and health officials around the world immediately after it declared SARS a global health risk on March 12. "All in all, we have more success stories than mistakes," Dr. Chan said.
Despite their popularity and ease of use, databases have not been widely adopted for organizing simulation results data, in part because relational databases are not well suited for matrix-based data.
Colonel Francois is widely suspected of having organized a similar number of auxiliaries, known as attaches, who rove the streets heavily armed.
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change has demanded reform of the security services, but there is a notable skittishness to confront the generals who are widely believed to have organized a campaign of beatings, torture and killings against Mr. Tsvangirai's supporters that ultimately forced Mr. Tsvangirai to drop out of a runoff against Mr. Mugabe in June 2008.
The measured variables can be considered valid, since they are widely used in well organized and referred studies [ 8- 16].
Mr. Madrazo has won the support of most of the governors in the party, and he is widely popular among poor farmers, organized labor and local political leaders.
Many of the recent protests are widely believed to have been organized by candidates who are trying to gain influence by rallying people around anti-American sentiments ahead of Saturday's parliamentary elections.
