Sentence examples for organized as part from inspiring English sources

This was confusing for the public, resulting in the police services reorganizing to a homogenous organization during the 1980s, whereby the civil tasks being organized as part of the police stations.

Maki Takemitsu, his daughter, focused on her father's significant contributions to the movie world for a tribute she organized as part of Carnegie Hall's JapanNYC Festival.

Christian churches were built on the sites of pagan temples, and folk plays were even organized as part of the village church activities.

But now, with the Performance Exhibition Series, organized as part of the survey "On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century," coming to a close this weekend, the museum has embraced a simple solution borrowed from the performing arts: reserved seating.

The march was organized as part of a global campaign called "One Billion Rising for Justice," and served as a timely opportunity for the women to speak out against the controversial new legislation, known as Article 26.

The symphony, organized as part of the inaugural exhibition, "Audible Presence: Lucio Fontana, Yves Klein, Cy Twombly," at the new Dominique Lévy Gallery on Madison Avenue and 73rd Street, has been realized several times around the world since Klein died in 1962 but this was the first time it had ever been heard (and not heard) in New York.

A turning point came when Keshwar was asked to join a group of families who had self-organized as part of an initiative that helps people in low-income communities achieve their goals.

I know I have the potential to do so much more".' A turning point came when Keshwar was asked to join a group of families who had self-organized as part of an initiative that helps people in low-income communities achieve their goals.

Meanwhile, more than 70 other companies have signed a different accord, which does endorse the right of workers to organize as part of an overall strategy to improve factory safety in Bangladesh.

Originally organized as a part of the 95th Infantry Division for World War I, the brigade never saw combat in that conflict.

The remainder of this paper is organized as follows: Part II introduces the cases and methods; Part III explains the ideal types of subordinate and egalitarian state-individual relationships and their symbiosis as well as entanglement in the current situation; Part IV introduces the concept of the self-boundary and analyzes the selective firming mechanism.