Sentence examples for in which organized from inspiring English sources

Police investigators have said that there is growing evidence of activities in which "organized crime and nationalist activities sometimes overlap," including money laundering and making counterfeit money.

A second theory lays its stress on power: the ways in which organized groups can protect and advance the pay of their members.

The better games, he said, are the ones in the Belmar Summer League, in which organized teams of college and high-school varsity players, men and women, play at Dempsey Park in the evenings.

More important, and shockingly, Mr. Pullman, a 53-year-old former schoolteacher, has created a world in which organized religion -- or, at least, what organized religion has become -- is the enemy and its agents are the misguided villains.

I knew of the uprising in the Warsaw ghetto, yet it seemed to stand alone in the popular imagination as the only moment in which organized opposition took root.

The developments represent the fulfilment of a long-feared scenario in which organized crime gangs are trying to link up with groups such as Isis and al-Qaida — both of which have made clear their ambition to use weapons of mass destruction.

During the investigation, Stallworth reviewed secret FBI files on the history of the Klan in Colorado, which organized there in about 1921.

In February, the Parent Teacher Association in Haddonfield, which organized the program with the principal, Michael Klaszky, ordered 75 books for 30 families.

The two of them developed a plan to launch PlayMusician in Mumbai, which organized its first PM-jamnites in April 2013.

Luke Zahner, spokesman of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, which organized the elections, said, "The nationalists were successful in their campaign message".

The resulting contest — in which organized-crime groups fought with investors from Russia and abroad — was so unrestrained that it became known as the "aluminum wars".