Sentence examples for conceived and organized from inspiring English sources

National school systems had to be conceived and organized.

Andrew Bolton, the Met curator who conceived and organized the exhibition, found the public response thrilling, and a little tragic.

He then conceived and organized the mobile phone company Grameenphone, which ultimately provided this access throughout Bangladesh.

The series was conceived and organized by Joan Tower, the composer in residence at the Orchestra of St . Lukes.

Instead, the idea was simply to bring "another piece of Brazil to the Brazilian community in New York," said Silvana Magda, who conceived and organized the event.

At 21, she conceived and organized a philanthropic foundation, Midori and Friends, to offer free music instruction in public schools in New York.

He had schooled King in Gandhian nonviolence and tactics, ghostwritten some of his speeches, built him his first national platform at the 1957 Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom, steered him to practice coalition politics with labor and liberals, and even helped to conceive and organize the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC).

MPV, JLH, and DPM helped conceive and organize the project and helped draft the manuscript.

AMM & MJS have patented the use of tryptophan pathway metabolites as neurodegenerative markers for depression and related psychiatric diseases RDO was involved in conceiving and organizing the study as well as analysing the data and writing the report.

In 1948 he conceived of and organized the first sustained gay activist group in America, the Mattachine Society, kicking off the modern American gay freedom movement.

The principal architects of this convention, Metternich, Castlereagh, and Tsar Alexander (with his foreign secretary Count Karl Nesselrode), had conceived of and organized a Europe balanced and guaranteed by four "great powers": Great Britain, France, Russia, and Austria, with each power having a geographic sphere of influence.