Sentence examples for later organised from inspiring English sources

He later organised it so that the club severed all ties with the Independent Manchester United Supporters Associationn and has frozen them out ever since.

As a young man he had been deeply affected by the 6 February 1936 march on parliament by the extreme right, which had left 17 people dead and about 1,000 wounded, and by the counter-demonstration three days later organised by socialists and communists, in which 15 died and 1,500 were injured.

The FA later organised regional competitions for football to proceed on a wartime footing and York decided to carry on during the war.

Nevertheless, 32 Militia infantry battalions, later organised into three Militia divisions (3rd, 5th and 11th), saw service over much of the South West Pacific and participated in the following campaigns: Salamaua-Lae, Huon Peninsula, Finisterre Range, New Britain and Bougainville.

Dan Deacon, already known for interactivity in his live shows, then made the amphitheater crowd his party putty the same night—he divided them up and started a dance competition, and later organised a human tunnel around the edge of the venue.

These concepts were further analysed to identify their similarities and differences; subsequently, they were grouped together to form more precise categories that were later organised into themes based on the research objective.

My first job at the British Council consisted mostly of managing a British Embassy scholarship programme which, for example, meant having to interview, select, and later organise placements for Brazilian candidates at UK universities.

The analysis proceeded from open coding, comparing transcripts and coding into each other to the point of saturation and later organising the codes into themes.

"I can assure that in relation to the bidding and awarding of the 2006 World Cup there were no 'slush funds' at the DFB, the bidding committee or the later organising committee".

In London, the actor-managers Macready, Kean and, later, Irving, organised their productions around their own egocentric performances.

A few days later, Parisians organised their own government, La Commune, whose 70 members represented the whole socialist and republican spectrum.