Sentence examples for long organised from inspiring English sources
This is how the home of free-market capitalism has long organised its summer sport.Now baseball is in trouble.
Only now was he throwing in his lot with a US government that detested the idealistic but ramshackle coalition of six parties headed by Dr Salvador Allende, the country doctor and upstanding freemason who was set on introducing elements of social democracy in a country long organised for the benefit of the landowners, industrialists and money men.
More than half of Senegal's 12.5 million population is female and although women have long organised at a local level, forming co-operatives and associations to improve access to public services, this has not translated easily into power at parliamentary level.
During the time he spent in Battambang for the coronation, Long organised the construction of a pagoda in the town, and in December, he unsuccessfully applied for a land concession.
Now Mr Cho has decided, as part of a wider reorganisation of Toyota's distribution network, to sell these vehicles separately with the Lexus badge and support from their own up-market retail outlets.One of Toyota's strengths has been its army of privately owned car dealers, long organised into five competing channels, each one more or less specialising in different parts of the range.
TOG is considering having day-long organised "clean ups" when all the locks are picked in one fell swoop.
Hundreds of protesters in Missouri have a begun a week-long long march organised by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), in a move designed to inspire the spirit of the civil rights movement of 1950s and 60s, following a grand jury's decision not to indict officer Darren Wilson for the shooting of Michael Brown.
America will remain the best place on earth to do business, so long as Barack Obama and the Democrats in Congress resist the temptation to meddle too much, and so long as organised labour does not overplay its hand.The crisis will prove hugely disruptive, however.
The veneration of powerful relics is something that long predates organised religion and may even survive it.
But it has left a legacy of under-capitalised primary care, even though many treatments are now better carried out away from hospitals.Germany's medical-delivery system has long been organised in a particularly inefficient way.
Back then, they were a mob of foreigners and Iraqis who fed off a broad Sunni discontent fuelled by the invasion; a serendipitous vanguard that not long afterwards organised into al-Qaida in Iraq, then the Islamic State of Iraq and, since mid-2013, Isis.
