Sentence examples for countries organized from inspiring English sources

Representatives of nongovernmental organizations that promote access to affordable medicines in developing countries organized protest demonstrations and assailed the group for failing to produce concrete commitments.

It was developed with the participants attending an international course on leadership skills for young psychiatrists in Asian/Pacific countries organized by the Association for the Improvement of Mental Health Programs, a not-for-profit organization in Geneva.

The event, dubbed the World Tour Grand Finals, was one of 10 contests in nine countries organized by the Cyberathlete Professional League, or C.P.L.

Mr. Bush will also call for an expansion of the Proliferation Security Initiative, a loose affiliation of countries, organized by the United States, to intercept unconventional weapons.

Anonymous is composed of people from various countries organized into cells that share common goals, the police said, with activists operating anonymously in a coordinated fashion.

In a gesture to the precarious situation, President Bush made an unscheduled appearance this month at a meeting of finance ministers from the Group of 20 countries, organized by the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr.

Countries organize themselves into subgroups, such as the G-20 or G-33, which have similar but not identical interests.

Therefore, it is imperative that countries organize or strengthen their enforcement of TB policies in order to protect their populations.

That is how EFAInfo came about – as a way of helping countries organize the analysis they need to acquire for the assessment.

After the Arab Spring, though, it emerged as the country's most organized political force.

Demonstrations broke out around the country, organized by both supporters and opponents of the verdicts.