Sentence examples for long been organized from inspiring English sources

In the United States, class actions have long been organized around an entrepreneurial model that uses economic incentives to align the interest of the class attorney with those of the class.

Indeed, the civil rights movement has long been organized, in part, around the notion that slavery and the century of legal discrimination that followed have had enduring and detrimental effects on American minorities.

Further confusing the union's summary was a statement that card checks had been a successful tactic for workers at Freightliner, a division of DaimlerChrysler A.G. "The contract refers to Chrysler Group manufacturing facilities in the United States," said Mike Aberlich, a spokesman for Chrysler, which has long been organized, except for some very small operations.

For almost as long as there have been organized sports, there have been strict coaches who expect their authority to be absolute.

But give them a level playing field, and a ball, and as long as there has been organized soccer, Uruguayans have punched above their weight.

The men had been organized into two long chow lines.

At Long Island University, "Five Sculptors" has been organized this year by Joe Amrhein of Pierogi 2000, a Williamsburg gallery.

The show of some 80 pieces, from Weimar and other phases of Jacobi's long career, was organized by Kurt J. Sundstrom, associate curator at the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, N.H., where Jacobi helped build a photography collection and made donations from her own.

The month-long festival is organized in collaboration with galleries throughout Toronto and is comprised of exhibitions, public installations, lectures, films and events.

Though packing your stuff will take a long time, as long as you're organized and have a good plan in advance, it shouldn't consume your life.

Somehow crime is acceptable as long as it's organized.