Sentence examples for conceived of and organized from inspiring English sources
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.
JGQC conceived of and organized the study.
JYK conceived of and organized the study and was primarily responsible for drafting the manuscript.
RB conceived of and organized the study and was primarily responsible for drafting the manuscript; EA analyzed the data; NK collected primary data and provided clinical input; JW obtained the dataset and guided statistical analysis; MM helped with its design and coordination.
Conceived of and organized by the choreographer Tere O'Connor, the festival has as its premise that the eight artists had to create a work from nothing.
The day after President Trump's inauguration, millions of people marched across the United States and around the world to express their support for women's rights and equality a massive show of force conceived of, organized, and led by a diverse group of women who came together via social media.
WSK conceived of and designed the study, organized the collection of the samples, analyzed sequences and wrote the paper.
TS and IS conceived of the study, organized acquisition of data, and participated in the study design and drafting of the manuscript.
FR and RG conceived of the study and organized the manuscript; SDB and VB participated in the design of the study; FR, SDB and VB carried out the implementation.
The second dimension of the model, health promotion management, encompasses the extent to which WHP is systematically conceived, controlled and organized in the form of a management process (problem-solving cycle) or a health promotion program [ 11, 30- 32].
