Sentence examples for often organize from inspiring English sources

Radio and television often organize debates and discussions that provide political information.

Lawyers often organize the groups and sue the insurers if they resist paying claims.

Companies like Singlescruise.com, Vacationstogo.com and Singlestravelintl.com fill a number of cabins with single people and often organize trips by age group like 30s and 40s, or over 40s.

They often organize bike runs and charity events for the needy, the sick and the less fortunate children in our area.

As women move into traditional male roles, the change makes some men uneasy, and they fight back in their own way; men often organize executive retreats which involve traditionally "male" activities, or they react condescendingly to women.

That would be my slogan, because too much of what doesn't work arises from how we often organize ourselves in an unintelligent ways – in policy silos, rather than seeing the bigger picture.

Discussions of indigenous cultures are often organized geographically.

Athletic tournaments and hunting expeditions are often organized.

The meetings are often dominated by loud protests, often organized by the teachers' union.

Many refugees arrive in small, overloaded craft on trips often organized by smugglers.

Ḥosnī Mubārak during the uprising of 2011 often organized themselves by forming groups on Facebook.