Sentence examples for have organized about from inspiring English sources
And in recent years, labor unions have organized about 200,000 home care aides in California.
Britons have organized about 5,500 officially approved street parties to accompany the event, and the wedding day has been declared a public holiday.
In the Czech Republic, ultraright parties and their neo-Nazi supporters this year have organized about 30 anti-Roma marches, where some have chanted, "Gypsies to the gas chambers," rights groups said.
Combining the talents of those who procure a city's wartime needs with those of merchant mariners and fishermen, rebels have organized about two dozen fishing vessels and former Qaddafi-controlled tugboats into an impromptu fleet that has provided Misurata with a lifeline of supplies.
The labor board did not tabulate the number of workers covered by the election victories, but the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations says that in recent years its unions have organized about 85,000 workers a year through N.L.R.B. elections and perhaps another 85,000 through agreements with employers.
Others, however, have been more vocal in past months: "In the Czech Republic, ultra-right parties and their neo-Nazi supporters this year have organized about 30 anti-Roma marches, where some have chanted, 'Gypsies to the gas chambers.'".
The educators are represented by the Chicago Teachers Union, which has organized about 25percentt of charter schools in the city.
Since then, the council's 15-member board has organized about 25 free annual events in town, including a summer music series in Nassau Park.
He has organized about a dozen informal walking tours of the area for investors and developers who want a better understanding of the buzz.
For one thing, Ms. Dunne has organized about 100 of the lab's far-flung acolytes into a Web network she calls the Pear Tree.
