Sentence examples for organize a unit from inspiring English sources

At The Amsterdam News, she helped organize a unit of the American Newspaper Guild, which struck for 11 weeks in 1935.

The first, he said, is "leadership training, and guidance on how to organize a unit training around its command" — in other words, smoothing out any authority issues between junior officers and army commanders.

Moreau welcomed the outbreak of the Revolution in the following year and immediately organized a unit of the national guard at Rennes.

In March, the four musicians sent a letter to management saying they had organized a unit of Local 802, also known as the Associated Musicians of Greater New York, a division of the American Federation of Musicians.

The new dispute began earlier this month, when the four musicians sent a letter to management saying they had organized a unit of Local 802 of the Associated Musicians of Greater New York, a division of the American Federation of Musicians.

To organize a teaching unit, teachers can pull content from a number of texts with a reading level suitable for adolescents.

Ultimately, the amount of captured equipment caused the Nationalists to organize a recuperation unit, designed to recuperate Soviet armor off the field and repair them so that they could return to combat.

The Energy Research Center at National Cheng Kung University (ERC/NCKU) has been authorized by the Bureau of Energy, Ministry of Economic Affairs (BEMOEA) to organize an operation unit (Chang et al. 2011).

Stevens was at Omaha Beach because Capra had asked him to organize a Special Coverage Unit to photograph the American invasion and the liberation of Europe.

Eventually, the Agency was successful in convincing the French government (the Directory) to organize a Polish military unit.

Last year, UNICEF helped Dr. Tarcis organize a mobile HIV/AIDS unit to reach the most vulnerable.