Sentence examples for officially organized from inspiring English sources

While not officially organized by Disney, the event, called My Royal Coronation, would feature the official Anna and Elsa characters owned by Disney with assistance from the company.

The town was officially organized in 1855.

Both houses are officially organized into parliamentary parties.

In 1953, veterans of both world wars officially organized the Harlem Hellfighters Veterans Association.

The first police department in the United States was established in New York City in 1844 (it was officially organized in 1845).

Ecumenism is characterized by the work of officially organized ecumenical bodies, the confessing and witnessing of Christians in local places, and the spirituality and actions of those who live together in love and prophetic proclamation.

A subsequent cable from the American Embassy noted, "It is well established that the Halcones are an officially financed, organized, trained and armed repressive group, the main purpose of which since its founding in September 1968 has been the control of leftist and anti-government students".

Father Li, 42, has risen steadily through the Chinese Catholic clergy, which was decimated by the Cultural Revolution and has slowly rebuilt as the Chinese government has officially recognized some organized religions.

With this capital in tow, Gobstopper has been able to build its beta product (which officially launches today), organized pilots in six (non-Kipp) schools and a Common Core-aligned high school ELA curriculum, both of which will go live this fall.

Although the Rangers would not be organized officially until 1835, Stephen F. Austin had founded the group by employing 30 men to keep the peace and protect the colonists from attacks by hostile Indians.

Westport artists organized themselves officially in 1947 as, simply, the Westport Artists, and they met informally, and sometimes riotously, at various locations around town.