Sentence examples for dealing organization from inspiring English sources

The first season introduces two major groups of characters: the Baltimore police department and a drug dealing organization run by the Barksdale family.

It tells how gangs broke into smaller, less organized turfs, or cliques, that can be even more lethal than the old drug dealing organizations.

The man, Fabio Ochoa Vasquez, who with his two brothers and Pablo Escobar heads Colombia's largest and most notorious cocaine-dealing organization, surrendered to a local criminal justice official on a farm south of Medellin.

He began his newspaper career as a boy working in the mail room of Happy Days Publishing, a newspaper created by his stepfather, Melvin Ryder, that circulated among workers in the camps of the Civilian Conservation Corps, a New Deal organization.

Sgt. Richard O'Connell said the killing may have resulted from a dispute with another drug-dealing organization.

When dealing with organizations and the individuals they comprise, it is always important to understand why people are behaving in a way that creates unusable products.

But you're also now dealing with organizations that change quickly.

This keeps its costs and prices low, but has also put it at a competitive disadvantage when dealing with organizations that are susceptible to marketing gimmicks and incentives.

The death of Osama bin Laden in May dealt the organization another major blow, and it has been seeking a foothold ever since.

To tackle these challenges, this chapter proposes a cognitive architecture to enable big data applications to largely manage themselves and to deal with organization, configuration, security, and optimization.

Secular organizations deal with organizing outdoor activities (Sourire) and sport or cultural events (Samedi Jeunes).