Sentence examples for organized after the from inspiring English sources

The draft agreement we were working on was the kind of visionary effort to improve life in Libya that Ambassador Stevens liked — in this case, a collaboration between doctors in Boston and Benghazi, brokered by a nongovernmental organization that a Libyan-American and I had organized after the recent revolution.

Dr. Harkins participated in the Wireless TTY Forum, a standards committee organized after the F.C.C. mandate.

It was organized after the suspension of Ty Cobb for punching a fan.

Mr. Barber spoke to about 150 supporters at a rally he said he organized after the call from Ms. McSally.

He noted that the large charity campaigns that were organized after the attack were meeting with one another to avoid duplicating services.

The meeting was organized after the company's recent announcement that it would lay off 6,000 workers worldwide, including 2,500 in Atlanta.

Correction: May 29 , 2004 Saturday An article last Saturday about the Institute on Religion and Democracy, which has backed traditionalist causes in Protestant denominations, misidentified the group it helped organize after the Episcopal Church ordained an openly gay bishop last year.

The strong public reaction and organizing after the Stanford case has expanded public engagement with the largely campus-based efforts to change how sexual assault is treated in our society.

The first shot after the serve is the best time in tennis to rush a groundstroke, as it takes longer for a player to get their hands and feet organized after completing the serve motion.

No need to be so organized, after all, the title reads MAD Scientist, right ? Dress in outfits that you can get messy, because you will make a mess if you make Experiments.

The first exhibition that Bill organized after joining MoMA was the influential Dada, Surrealism, and their Heritage (1968).