Sentence examples for firmly organized from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, various experiments have shown that the bacterial cytoplasm is far from being a tiny test tube, but a structure that is quite firmly organized by the chromosome and by other complex structures (Lewis & Errington, 1997; Sharpe & Errington, 1998; Webb et al., 1998; Ben-Yehuda et al., 2003).

By the end of the 2nd century the church in Carthage had become large, firmly established, and well organized and was rapidly becoming a powerful force in North Africa.

In Mesopotamia, where kingship occupied a less prominent position than it did in the Nile valley, powerful priesthoods and highly organized temples were firmly established in and after the 4th millennium bce.

This is urgent given the growing suspicion that dozens of municipalities are firmly in the hands of organized crime.

Doubts were raised, however, about whether the Democratic‐ controlled Congress would go along with the Administration request if organized labor re mained firmly opposed.

He was firmly committed to cracking down on organized crime and retained faith in the Russian political system.

Harun had organized the gathering with a firmly Iraqi theme.

Cuba's military and security services remain firmly in control of the state and allow no organized opposition or public dissent.

Republican Governor John Kasich and his allies in Mitt Romney and Rick Perry may have waged war against organized labor, but rest assured that we stand firmly with you in this fight".

The history of organized racing in other ancient civilizations is not very firmly established.

The court stood firmly behind its controversial rulings of the past that have forbidden organized, state-sponsored vocal prayer and Bible reading in public school classrooms.