Sentence examples for for organised groups from inspiring English sources

There was no need for organised groups.But as the prison population exploded, the code began to fail.

"The majority of organised groups, and especially young people, come for the Holocaust and only the Holocaust.

This is a comforting image for the public because  organised groups, however demonic, can be tracked down and eliminated through imprisonment or death.

So a ban is unlikely to help people, but will create an opportunity for organised crime groups to make large profits, as well as promoting terrorist recruitment in Kenya.

Other clubs such as Chelsea, Leeds and Rangers became fertile grounds for organised rightwing groups in the 1980s and vociferously abused black players and fans, with the football authorities and police turning a blind eye.

They say drug markets continue to be one of the most profitable areas for organised crime groups and impact on other types of criminal activities and terrorism, impact on legal businesses and the wider economy and place a strain on and corruption of government institutions.

Young men in each village, who are already in organised groups, have been mobilised to work as security escorts for women in need of urgent medical attention either for themselves or their young children at night.

"These are organised groups, often built around fighting schools, which are recruiting points for the 'foot-soldiers'.

"It's not just about organised groups.

Organised groups of women, previously part of the suffrage movement, also formed after the war to push for equal rights.

The Greeks – at first spontaneously, later in organised groups – resisted.