Sentence examples for connected to an organized from inspiring English sources

Facebook had previously announced that $100,000 was spent on Facebook ads from June 2015 to May 2017 by Russian-linked disinformation sources, while an additional $50,000 was spent by Russians that signals indicate weren't or were only weakly connected to an organized disinformation campaign.

Investigators have been focused on that visit for any evidence that he might have been connected to an organized terrorist group.

Two burglary suspects allegedly connected to an organized group of thieves pleaded not guilty Monday afternoon to burglarizing an upscale Glendale home last week before leading police on a car and foot chase in Atwater.

Paul B. Patin, an embassy spokesman, said Wednesday that "we have no indication" that the letter was "connected to any organized group".

Those six months have become a focus for investigators who are trying to understand why he and his brother might have carried out the attack in Boston, and especially, whether they were connected to any organized terrorist network.

Three men allegedly connected to a group of organized burglars were arrested Sunday after they ransacked an AT&T kiosk inside the Glendale Galleria, police said.

Some chaplains are ordained clerics, some not, though almost all undergo training in giving spiritual counsel to that growing segment of the population that describes itself in polls as feeling connected to a higher power but not an organized faith.

"A police bulletin said 'the preliminary investigation revealed Gomez is connected to organized crime organizations in Mexico,'" according to a police source.

His suit cites a long list of common elements of "Ultimate Rush" and "Premium Rush," including character names, love interests, villains connected to Chinese organized crime, corrupt policemen and a grouchy bike-messenger dispatcher with suspect motives.

We have a president who has a long, tangled history with figures connected to Russian organized crime — all of it, apparently, perfectly legal.

I think one of the reasons why many people stay loosely connected to their organized religion is because the thought of walking away is expressly frightening.