Sentence examples for building organized from inspiring English sources
How is the building organized, and why are certain people grouped together?
He was remembered at a private event in the Old Executive Office Building organized by a White House aide and prominent Republicans and conservatives.
Since the movement propelled Republicans to control of the House in 2010, the groups trying to shape it into an enduring force have been focused on building organized grass-roots networks, training local activists and supporting new generations of candidates for local and state offices.
But proponents of saving the building, organized as the Save Main Street Committee, said the village and the Fire Department never made clear that 188 Main Street, which the group regards as historic, would be razed to create 12 to 15 parking spaces in a new lot of about 32 spaces that would bring total parking in firehouse vicinity to around 78 spaces.
Two of the authors of this study were invited to a two-day workshop on Sexual Diversity and Coalition Building organized by a gay rights activists group in March 2009.
See Stephen M. Shortell et al., Remaking Health Care in America: Building Organized Delivery Systems (Jossey-Bass publishers, 1996), p. 298.
Most of his time these days is spent working on building, organizing, and stitching images in a studio in Camden.
They spend hours pouring over every corner of the building, organizing the layout and planning the next few weeks of construction.
We are greatly indebted to the efforts of K. Seymour and S. Woodward, collection managers in the departments of Paleobiology and Mammalogy, respectively, at the Royal Ontario Museum, for their efforts in building, organizing, and providing access to a very useful and important collection.
A reflection of early tabula rasa planning strategies, the complex was made up of identical brick buildings organized around a series of shaded lawns.
And NY Bits, a resource for no-fee rentals in New York City, maintains a list of pet-friendly buildings organized by neighborhood, including some in New Jersey.
