Sentence examples for may organised from inspiring English sources

The Taksim Solidarity Platform – an organisation representing those who've been protesting in Gezi Park since the 28th of May – organised a memorial to pay tribute to the three protesters and one police officer who have so far lost their lives in the civil unrest.

Only IFE may organise candidate debates; newspapers have been fined for doing so.

The Americans may organise an insurgency by Kurdish pershmergas, along the lines of their collaboration with the northern alliance in Afghanistan.

Next week Rix turns 90 and he has agreed that Mencap, the learning disability charity of which he has been secretary-general and chairman, and is now president, may organise a £100-a-head fundraising dinner in his honour.

In a democratic system, they may organise themselves along lines other than economic class and "the shared identities of caste, ethnicity and religion are more likely to form historically enduring bonds".

Matrix is the scaffold where tissues may organise.

This may be organised surveillance through repeated surveys or less organised «systems» based on consecutive data collections in the same type of population.

The tags may be organised and managed as the part of folksonomy system and that may be simple terms or ontological terms [4].

But however stupid it may seem, organised crime groups are smuggling horn to Asia, primarily to China and Vietnam.

These may be organised by UKTI, by one of the many professional bodies that represent different industries or by chambers that promote business in specific markets.

Because we tend not to ask how cities, housing, transport and workplaces may be organised differently, we ask, instead, how we can keep kids at school longer and make parents more accessible to workplaces.