Sentence examples for operation organized from inspiring English sources

Omnilife sells its products through 1.2 million representatives in a multilevel marketing operation organized along lines similar to those of Herbalife or Amway.

In 1974, after he had left the administration, Mr. Dent pleaded guilty to aiding an illegal fund-raising operation organized by the White House.

Detective White, 33, is a nine-year veteran of the police force and is assigned to the Southeast Queens Initiative, an operation organized to combat drug trafficking in Jamaica, Queens Village, Far Rockaway and Ozone Park.

Mr. Sharon's tour was meant to assert Israeli sovereignty over the Temple Mount, but the vast security operation organized for the visit suggested that he had anything but free access to the compound, which is effectively run by Islamic officials.

The data we describe, obtained from the Archives of the Venetian State, are related to an operation organized by the Venetian Intelligence Services, which aimed at lifting the siege by infecting the Ottoman soldiers with plague by attacking them with a liquid made from the spleens and buboes of plague victims.

The curse of malaria Huambo province will be covered by the upcoming Measles Plus Campaign, a huge operation organized by the government, the World Health Organization, UNICEF and other partners to fight measles, polio and malaria (and to distribute Vitamin A and de-worming medicines).

Mets manager Bobby Valentine helped run the operation, organizing "people coming in off the streets" to lend a hand.

After gaining a glimpse into how China's "Fifty Cent" operation organizes itself from leaked documents, the research group created numerous fake accounts of their own to ask large samples of suspected government workers an elaborate set of questions to confirm that the posters were indeed getting guidance from authorities. .

Instead, many are corporate operations, organized by companies like Mardi Gras and Clearview Festival Productions.

Thus, manufacturing and trading were generally small-scale operations, organized on the basis of household or family.

Small cat rescue operations organized by volunteers have tried to fill the gap left by the Humane Society's absence, but their facilities and budgets are limited.