Sentence examples for mainly organized by from inspiring English sources
The walkouts and rallies in Republican-dominated states, mainly organized by ordinary teachers on Facebook, have caught lawmakers and sometimes the teachers' own labor unions flat-footed.
Mr. Leung's backers, mainly organized by groups with lavish financial support from Beijing, contend that he is beginning to address deep-seated social issues here.
This exhibition was mainly organized by the Kanagawa Prefectural Government, and Professor Itoh was a core member of the exhibition committee [8].
Implementation was mainly organized by NISB through the Regional Support Structure for Primary Health Care (ROS) [ 14].
This concept is mainly organized in a decentralized way since each instance has to be set up by a user without having a central unit.
"We're telling clients it's an opportunity to see something different that they would not have taken advantage of before," said Charles L. Frankel, a partner of Gulliver's Travel in San Francisco, which caters mainly to groups organized by museums and professional clubs.
Selling mainly to group tours organized by travel agents, Mega Maldives has grown to about 180 employees, twice the number when flights started in January 2011.
My questions to the official from the Shanghai Publishers Association mainly explored the activities organized by the association to connect editors of different age, gender, job title, and educational background from different publishing houses, and, more importantly, to investigate the institutional arrangements that can unite editors.
As it turned out, we more than mingled with those crowds of special visitors: the trip, organized by Fordham University mainly for teachers and administrators in Catholic schools, included tours to all the big basilicas and a papal Mass.
Mainly, they say, the fighting is organized by teenagers or young men, often in the Bronx and Brooklyn.
National level costs include all activities organized by the MoHSW and are mainly related to policy matters.
