Sentence examples for considered organized from inspiring English sources

In interviews since his arrest, many of Mr. Hanssen's closest friends and colleagues, dumbfounded by the spying accusations, have said they can only offer a guess as to why a man so committed to his faith might have volunteered for espionage on behalf of the political system that was long considered organized religion's greatest enemy.

Others noted that it was not until weeks after the disaster that the worksite was considered organized and fully operational.

… This does not include the additional elements of violence, corruption, graft, or extortion necessary to be considered organized crime".

The local contact persons considered organized recess activities, student recess activators and equipment provision and sports facilities development to have especially affected students' PA positively (Table V).

Inside the administration, senior officials say they have also considered organizing a regional forum to confront Iran, using as a model the "six party" talks with North Korea, an effort to put pressure on that country from all its neighbors.

Consider organized anarchies and organizational learning in European universities.

Consider organized attempts to leak information from people's private lives nude photos from a romantic relationship, a past career in sex work in order to poison their reputation in their future careers.

In this feature, I began by considering organized and intentional denialism, about which every honest scientist and educator must be concerned.

Consider organizing block parties or potlucks, or just saying "hello" to people in the morning.

If career changing, consider organizing bullet points under functional categories (see sample).

After that, Mr. Goldner is considering organizing an exhibition that would unite the drawing with the related one from Berlin.