Sentence examples for organize along from inspiring English sources

Other prominent Afghans have begun to organize along mostly ethnic lines.

They argue that past outcomes, having become embedded in national institutions, prompt social groups to organize along particular lines and thereby lock states into paths of development.

(Though, in 2002, the Belgian government did apologize for helping to organize — along with the C.I.A. — the murder of Congo's first legally elected President, Patrice Lumumba, after the country had gained independence).

It divided power and representation according to whether citizens were Bosniaks, Serbs or Croats, leaving little room to organize along other lines — for example, gender and level of urbanization.

Although U.S. banking regulations limited the development of nationwide bank chains through most of the 20th century, legislation in 1994 easing these limitations led American commercial banks to organize along the lines of their European counterparts, which typically operated offices and bank branches in many regions.

By contrast, Myerson said, "We organize along the value of abundance, that there is enough to go around, that we can all afford freedom and dignity".

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

Informal congressional caucuses, organized along party lines, selected presidential nominees.

Mr. Vilanch's show is organized along vaguely autobiographical lines.

This required that the central executive apparatus be extended and organized along functional lines.

"Yet our national security system is organized along functional lines (diplomatic, military, intelligence, law enforcement, etc).