Sentence examples for interest in organized from inspiring English sources
It has turned out to be a blessing that my children had no interest in organized sports.
Many reports on this decline are quick to qualify these numbers with the fact that more than two-thirds of the so-called NONES maintain a belief in God, but simply have little or no interest in organized religion.
The fact is, it's all very well to call them irreligious, and yet their lack of interest in organized religion does not by any means translate into what we would look upon as immorality, in the sense of burglary, crime, white-collar crime, violent crime, sexual peccadilloes.
From the establishment of a national government, there was keen interest in organizing political parties.
"So the increased enrollment must have something to do with the political climate, student interest in organizing and the impact of Obama".
But Elizabeth Sciabarra, deputy superintendent of city high schools, said John Jay students had expressed interest in organizing mentoring programs for the younger students.
Under federal labor law, if more than 30 percent of a plant's employees sign cards expressing interest in organizing, the National Labor Relations Board may be contacted with a request for an organizing election to be held.
Mr. Brock said there was particular interest in organizing primaries by state populations: small states would go first, allowing candidates an opportunity to do small-scale grass-roots politicking; the biggest states would go last.
Recently, there has been a growing interest in organizing systematic evaluations to compare the various techniques.
Likewise, there is an interest in organizing objects structuration connected to systems, functional structures and spaces like environmental sensitive zone.
Back in 1998, Stanford grad students Larry Page and Sergey Brin just happened to take an interest in organizing information on the Web, and in true Silicon Valley fashion, they founded Google in a friend's Menlo Park, Calif., garage.
