In an affidavit last month, the F.B.I. said the investigation was centered on a large scale, organized, and structured organization involved in the distribution of cocaine and marijuana.
The healthcare campaign succeeded by combining a sophisticated insider strategy with large-scale organizing.
"For a long time, American authorities have conducted large-scale, organized cyber-theft and cyber-espionage activities against foreign dignitaries, companies and individuals," he said.
Large-scale, organized violence becomes permissible and sometimes necessary under totalitarian rule, justified by the overriding commitment to the state ideology and pursuit of the state's goal.
Zooming in on election security risks, Jourova warned that "large-scale organized disinformation campaigns" have become "extremely efficient and spread with the speed of light" online.
Lincoln's march marked the end of large-scale organized resistance.
The first large-scale organized sit-in was on Saturday, February 13 , 1960
In the late 1970s the anthropologist Michael Harner suggested that the Aztecs had resorted to large-scale, organized cannibalism to make up for a supposed protein deficiency in the diet.
Dana R. Fisher, a professor of sociology at University of Maryland and author an upcoming book The American Resistance, has studied large-scale organized protests since the Women's March.
This is the first study to measure predictors of participation in a large-scale, organized, comprehensive interconceptional care intervention among a mostly African American, urban and vulnerable population.
That coalition has said it will unionize hundreds of thousands of workers and is making plans for large-scale organizing drives, including several among farm workers.
