Sentence examples for has long organized from inspiring English sources
The Sierra Club, for example, has long organized singles outings.
White has long organized his albums around a central theme: cowardice, happiness, "the death of the sweetheart".
But Djokovic, who is making rumblings about considering a second career as an actor, and Roddick, who was once host of Saturday Night Live and has long organized his own charity event in Florida, are as adept at clowning around under pressure as they are at slamming big serves under pressure.
And the Gowanus Dredgers have long organized canoe and kayak trips along the canal, offering a bankside glimpse at the city's industrial past -- and at a handful of houseboats.
The police have long organized athletic programs as a way to keep teenagers out of mischief, especially in the summer, when schools are closed, days are long and it is easy to get into trouble.
Further confusing the union's summary was a statement that card checks had been a successful tactic for workers at Freightliner, a division of DaimlerChrysler A.G. "The contract refers to Chrysler Group manufacturing facilities in the United States," said Mike Aberlich, a spokesman for Chrysler, which has long been organized, except for some very small operations.
GETTING organized has long been a popular New Year's resolution — right up there with losing weight and quitting smoking.
Don't expect much disclosure: The privately held paper has long discouraged reporting about organized crime.
The government has long allowed businesses to organize as partnerships, which avoid corporate income taxes by "passing through" the profits to the partners.
Today, it is delivering what ProLogis has long sought to more efficiently organize and manage the execution of industrial build-to-suit projects".
