Sentence examples for does it organize from inspiring English sources

The Iranian government does not support, nor does it organize, any cartoon festival of the nature that you're talking about.

How does the mind know when they start or stop — how does it organize this stream of pressures on your eardrum into language and background noise?

I should be flattered if "Wild Fruits" were, as Berman states, "partly Dean's," but in fact the book does not add a word beyond what Thoreau himself wrote, nor does it organize his thoughts in any way beyond what he intended.

Here are a few ways to do it: Organize a car wash near student parking.

The role is inherently retrogressive, as the tenure of Michelle Obama, highly accomplished in her own profession, made abundantly clear: How many law degrees does it take to organize an Easter Egg Roll?

Bernie asked me to do it, to organize it," Schumer said, adding that he agrees with Sanders' idea that the DNC needs to become more of an activist and organizing operation.

It was a role that was comfortable to me — saying, here's how we're going to do it and organize the troops.

"The way to do it is organize as a group and go to the landlord and negotiate," Mr. Frazer advised a group of 1,000 downtown residents who met on Friday.

Does it have an organized structure and a strategy for achieving its goals?

Does it seem more organized?

Well, if they are organized to do evil, why can't we do it [get organized] to help people get off that bad road so that they can have a life that respects and praises God and that is in harmony with all of humankind?