Sentence examples for of having organized from inspiring English sources

Among those sentenced to death was Col. Eddy Kapend, Laurent Kabila's closest aide, who was found guilty of having organized what prosecutors said was a failed coup plot.

They accused him of having organized Castola's murder, while Guy Orsoni, Alain's 26-year-old son, who had fled to Spain, was charged as an accomplice.

But of the approximately 20 people who could face long prison terms if convicted, not one is accused of having organized or of having been directly involved in the attack.

Accused of having organized illegal right-wing militias in the mid-1990's, he could become the first general to be tried in a civilian court for involvement with the paramilitary groups that have ravaged the country for 20 years.

Mr. Kelly said that the pharmacists sold the tablets to Dominick Devito, 45, of Howard Beach, one of the men accused of having organized crime links, for $1 or more each, and that Mr. Devito then resold them to other dealers who charged customers $8 to $12 per tablet.

In mid-August some 31 leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood were detained on charges of funding an international organization of the group, while 26 Egyptians and other nationals went on trial in August on charges of having organized a cell of Hezbollah to carry out subversive activities in the Suez Canal zone and attacks on Israeli targets in Egypt.

Clusters of mostly young demonstrators wandered the city's streets this morning, many of them having organized protest groups at their colleges in recent weeks.

That makes their borrowing costs less than those of competitors, several of whom have organized to prevent them from using their advantages to expand into other businesses.

In collaboration with US Chinese Anti-Cancer Association (USCACA), Chinese Journal of Cancer has organized a series of review articles to cover a broad spectrum of topics in targeted cancer therapies.

Henry G. Cisneros, the former secretary of housing and onetime mayor of San Antonio, has organized a nonprofit group to register 500,000 new voters, many of them Hispanic.

Beginning in the 1990s, Holocaust museums, as well as organizations independent of them, have organized vast digital collections to archive information about the victims and survivors.