Sentence examples for organized and administered from inspiring English sources

They also organized and administered the town markets, another highly evolved aspect of Aztec institutions.

To facilitate control of his empire, Alexander had commenced the process of founding a network of cities or communities organized and administered in the Greek manner.

In most countries social welfare services, or personal social services, rather than being separately organized and administered, are often attached to other major social services, such as social security, health care, education, and housing.

As owner of the American pavilion, Grand Central Galleries organized and administered the pavilion through the 1930's, inviting institutions like the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Modern Art and the National Gallery of Art in Washington to present exhibitions.

The crimes of East Timor were remarkable for their audacity, carried out under the eyes of the United Nations, which organized and administered a referendum in August 1999 in which the former colony voted to end 24 years of occupation by Indonesia.

I draw on this formulation in chapter 4 to explain why the majority might rationally prefer to delegate authority to a citizens' assembly instead of an elected legislature and why they might rationally view citizens' assemblies with distrust, when they are organized and administered by elites.

Under the British North America Act of 1867, organizing and administering public education are provincial responsibilities.

Harvey Schulweis, the chairman of the federation and a cousin of Rabbi Schulweis, said the education program was just one of her accomplishments and an example of her capacity to organize and administer.

Mr. Kroloff is one of a small coterie of competition advisers who organize and administer the bake-offs so often used to determine which architecture firms will design which coveted projects.

Her task in that post was twofold: to organize and administer a greatly expanded Nurse Corps in preparation for and then throughout World War II and to secure for navy nurses equitable rank and privileges.

With other fellows, she helped teach, organize, and administer the courses and answered student questions.