Sentence examples for before organising from inspiring English sources

On his own accord, Inoki went to Iraq several times, before organising a "peace festival" incorporating pro wrestling, karate and judo in Baghdad.

They want the army to help replace him with a neutral, technocratic cabinet who would oversee the re-writing of Egypt's new constitution before organising new polls.

Exactly when the public last glimpsed the medal, which he was awarded a year before organising the historic march from Selma to Montgomery in Alabama to demand voting rights, isn't quite clear.

The diabetic, chain-smoking former military officer seized power himself in a coup and ruled as a dictator before organising a series of elections that were heavily criticised as flawed.

Deng had worked later than expected the night before, organising a hoop-shooting competition as a few dozen enthusiastic camp-members tried to match his expertise with a basketball.

The government also critiscised the Football Association of Malawi (Fam) for not consulting it before organising the trip.

If there is a long hiatus after German authorities have gone from the city before organised government can be set up, it seems very likely that EAM and the Communist extremists will attempt to seize the city".

It included The Netherlands, but not data from before organised screening was introduced in the late 1980s.

There was some opportunistic screening before organised screening started in Denmark (Olsen et al, 2003), so there is reason to attribute some of the incidence increase before 1993 to mammography.

In countries where national screening programmes started in the mid-to late 1980s (the Nordic countries, England and Wales and The Netherlands), incidence rates were increasing before organised screening activity [ 14] (for example A and B in Fig. 4).

Those who lose enormous slabs of income will suffer quietly, as before, not organised to rebel.