Sentence examples for important organized from inspiring English sources

There were also secondary and college students; some of them were affiliated with student unions, which, along with labor unions, had been the most important organized power in the country during the years of dictatorship, apart from the ruling party.

Keep everything important organized and prepared.

Low-skill workers in nontradable jobs actually have one small but important organizing advantage.

After the war, Moholy-Nagy returned to Budapest, where he connected with Lajos Kassak, a poet, critic, artist and publishing impresario who was the single most important organizing force of the early Hungarian modern avant-garde.

Protein protein interactions have been shown to constitute an important organizing principle for glycan biosynthetic enzymes in mammals and yeast.

And each of these passions, except for wonder, have a built-in direction of motion, either appetitive or aversive depending on how they evaluate their objects – a feature that serves as an important organizing principle for Descartes.

Darwin clearly considered this Tree of Life as an important organizing principle in understanding the concept of "descent with modification" (what we now call evolution), having used a branching diagram of relatedness early in his exploration of the question (Fig. 1) and including a tree-like diagram as the only illustration in On the Origin of Species (Darwin 1859).

This program soon became another important organizing body for children's baseball.

Kinship is an important organizing factor in the structuring of female-female social relationships.

Dominance rank is also an important organizing factor, with females more often grooming and associating with females who are closer to them in the dominance hierarchy.

To define this conceptually is important because strategic concepts and the language around them are important organizing principles in both countries, but particularly in a country as vast as China.