Sentence examples for had not organized from inspiring English sources
Gore campaign officials in Nashville said they had not organized the rallies, calling them "spontaneous reactions".
"Of course there would have been no genocide if certain Rwandans had not organized and carried it out; there is no denying that fundamental truth," the report said.
American officers familiar with the operation said the Iraqis had not organized the much-feared urban defense of fortifications, artillery and strong points.
Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council in Washington, said his group had not organized any protesters in California.
In the weeks that followed, President Pervez Musharraf, who is also the nation's military leader, faced sharp questions from civilian politicians, Islamic leaders, and reporters about why the government, and the Army, had not organized relief more quickly.
Bernard F. McMahon, the staff director of the Senate committee, said staff members conducted interviews on Thursday and were convinced the Administration had not organized a campaign to mislead American reporters about Libya.
Many children should soon be treated, faster than they would have if we hadn't organized and rallied and spoken out.
I hadn't organized anything for my stay, and within an hour of arrival was unpacking in a squeaky-clean room with queen-size bed and large picture window overlooking a swath of evergreen trees.
But the U.A.W. has not organized a Japanese-owned automobile plant where a company has opposed union organization.
Unlike other groups that face discrimination, fat people have not organized extensively to demand their rights.
