Sentence examples for have told organized from inspiring English sources

"It still begs the question, what is wrong with the existing secret ballot process?" In recent months, several crucial Democratic senators have told organized labor that they could not round up the 60 votes needed to assure passage of any bill containing card check.

We have told a few more stories, organized a few more exhibits, planned a few new museums, including one devoted to all of African-American history, opening next month on the National Mall, in Washington, D.C., and the privately funded Whitney Plantation, in Louisiana, the first to be wholly dedicated to slavery.

Visitors have told him it feels as snug and efficiently organized as a ship's cabin.

He was a computer buff and had told the organized-crime group behind the fraud that he could deal with the technical aspects of the plan.

During that conversation, she had told me that being so organized, she seldom had problems on a business trip.

The federal police said last week that a suspect in a case involving organized crime had told the authorities about the mass grave.

I asked him why Emmanuel Leclaire, the head of Interpol's organized-crime division, had told me to visit Cetinje.

"Come on over, I'll organize something to eat," Mr. Hart had told the reporter, giving the impression of an informal brunch.

He added that Nissan had told employees that the company would leave Mississippi if workers organized a union.

Mr. Tamimi has proudly acknowledged that he organized what he called peaceful protests but denied ever having told anyone to throw stones.

Workplaces have been told to organize employee choirs to belt out "red songs".