Sentence examples for first organised from inspiring English sources

Britain's foreign intelligence effort was first organised in 1909, when the Secret Intelligence Service was formed.

From Alagoinhas he moved to the state capital, Salvador – home to Brazil's first organised gay rights movement.

The tours were first organised by sporting newspapers to boost sales, and before the rise of television coverage the results were consumed in print.

Remember Dennis Rodman, a basketball star who has paid six visits to North Korea in two years, the first organised by Vice TV.

It was the Brotherhood which first organised opposition to the regime of Hafez al-Assad in Syria, Bashar's father, with bloody results in Hama in 1982.

Paisley first organised a demonstration against a civil rights meeting in Armagh, and in January 1969, more seriously, against the idealistic march of students from Belfast to Derry.

The demonstration is the fourth organised by the Right2Water group.

These meetings were crucial in terms of, first, building trust and confidence in the research team and the artist and, second, organising the data collection event and addressing the practicalities for potential participants.

After about 6 weeks of training, the first author organised a second meeting.

They showed up for the first organising meeting I called in December; I simply suggested anyone who wanted to participate in direct-action organising should come to a Moscow cafe to look for allies.

"We are the first organising committee to put out a human rights statement.," he points out.