Sentence examples for organize nations from inspiring English sources

United Nations officials already consider time very short to obtain Security Council approval for a plan, organize nations that would contribute peacekeeping forces and make practical arrangements by July 7. Israel has been grappling with United Nations requirements for the withdrawal that have provoked intense internal debate in the military and the government.

There is no question that when it comes to sports, Turkey is one of the better organized nations, especially in male youth soccer.

"We work through the international bodies, the G7, the G20, to advance the view that it's not just the United States, but the organized nations of the world that insist on having currency policies which are market-determined," he said.

The courses are never the same, and the atmosphere changes with the culture of the organizing nation.

These were not, as far as Facebook could tell, part of an organized nation-state effort or political interference campaign, like the Iranian and Russian groups previously highlighted in these ban alert posts.

In the hundred days from March to June we became again an organized nation confident of our power to provide for our own security and to control our own destiny".

Almost no countries have chosen to first implement trials of these exemption measures; instead, most often the exemptions have been organized nation-wide, making it difficult (and sometimes impossible) to evaluate causal attributions for these innovations.

Andersen hopes to organize the nation's food producers, including Coca-Cola Co., Sara Lee Corp., Kraft Foods and Nabisco, into a national delivery system over the Web.

The inhabitants supported separation from Spain in 1810, but throughout most of the 19th century there was continued internal strife during the efforts to organize the nation.

Fero served as policy adviser and strategist for the government of Mexico and its U.S. ambassador and helped organize that nation's first open presidential primary.

Most speakers cast today's struggle as being as much about economics as race, and mentioned Dr. King's effort to organize the nation's poor shortly before his death in 1968.