Sentence examples for organised operations from inspiring English sources

Over the following week we organised operations from another location.

Rovers are regarded as one of the most stable and organised operations in the Premier League.

The party, which knows that endless questions about Ashcroft's tax status have proved highly damaging over a decade, quickly implemented a highly organised operation.

Egypt's government says it has been organising operations to help evacuate the Egyptians still in Libya, and Egypt Air has said it is prepared to offer aircraft and crews to help aid a potential airlift.

Abu Mus'ab Abdel-Wadood, also known as Droukdel, a former GIA fighter, became the group's leader in 2003 and since then has been organising operations in Algeria and in Mali.

Between the announcement in 2011 and the song's release in 2012, Sony Music Entertainment re-organised operations, which resulted in the closure of J Records and all previously signed artists being absorbed into RCA Records.

By 1823 Maxwell was in command of organising operations against smugglers, and later in the year he was given a foreign posting in command of off South America.

The Israelis, however, were in no mood for such compromise, organising Operation Wrath of God (the subject of the 2005 Spielberg movie Munich, starring Daniel Craig) which pursued and assassinated dozens of Palestinian militants linked to the killing, including two of the three surviving hostage-takers.

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I am pleased that the police have organised an operation as a result of these hate crimes, but is important that it is successful in preventing future attacks.

This week I took part in a campaign organised by Operation Black Vote that graphically illustrates just what this lack of electoral participation leads to.