Sentence examples for organized a trust from inspiring English sources
The researchers organized a "trust game".
First, one had to get control of a basic patent on a new technology, and the best way of doing that was to organize a trust and buy the patent from the inventor.
They organized a "public trust" political action committee, set up educational workshops about the political process and created a grass-roots group called Knox County-One Question.
In 1898, a group of men led by James A. Chambers organized a glass trust called American Window Glass Company.
Last year, the trust organized a well-received exhibition of rock art at the Nairobi National Museum that ran from November to February.
His superiors consistently described him as confident, imaginative, organized, an inspiration to his troops, a trusted adviser to his commanders and an officer with unlimited potential.
Later that night, Nat puts his vision into action, asking Hark to organize a band of trusted friends and meet him in the woods.
The trust helped organize a series of open houses on weekends to let residents of neighboring Brighton show what they had done.
While other polls have similarly shown a growth in secular beliefs as the unaffiliated trend away from organized religion, trust of atheists remains a key hurdle to getting those views represented in public office.
In lieu of finesse, he relies on his players' size, speed, and toughness, and trusts his goalkeeper to organize a tight, hunkered-down defense.
