Sentence examples for officials organized from inspiring English sources

She lobbied local, state and federal officials; organized advertising campaigns; wrote pamphlets ("Lilco, We've Had It!"); and planned rallies.

In Moscow, officials organized historical re-enactments to celebrate Russian achievements from medieval times through World War II.

CSSR interns from SIPA and Union Theological Seminary visited congregations, NGO's, and city officials; organized the firsthand information; and created the green map.

In October 2009, in a gesture intended to end hostilities, Turkish officials organized the return of eight P.K.K. fighters based in Iraq.

So officials organized an emergency meeting that, in less than 24 hours, attracted an overflow crowd of more than 150 people -- or almost 150 more than normal.

In response, senior bureau officials organized a new mole-hunting unit, recruiting more than 60 agents from the bureau's offices around the country.

International officials organizing the elections say that is a gimmick to boost turnout.

She spends most days writing letters to elected officials, organizing community meetings and pestering neighbors to clean up their yards.

But it's overflowing with people: young comrades supposedly guarding it, officials organizing it, women running it.

Should any trouble arise, officials organizing each polling place will be able to call on the six deputies to come to their assistance.

The shake-up prompted protests, with one group of middle-ranking officials organizing a 10-day hunger strike early in 2000.