Sentence examples for organized commerce from inspiring English sources

The latter collected taxes, dispensed justice, provided charity, organized commerce, negotiated with barbarians, and even mustered the soldiers.

When the Western Roman Empire disintegrated in the late 5th century, virtually all organized commerce in Europe ceased until the late 7th century.

These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event.

Florida's health department then organized SWAT — Students Working Against Tobacco — groups in every county.

He wrote: "The principle that structures organized American Jewish life is not democracy.

Brian and Anna Haughton of London have organized Art Antiques Design Dubai 2009, which runs from Wednesday through Feb. 22.

But this was New York City in the 1950's, and nothing like an organized Little League existed.

John Dilts organized Maverick Angels three years ago in Westlake Village, Calif., a community straddling Los Angeles and Ventura Counties.

I've organized SWAT teams to buy white Gap shirts by the likes of Phillip Lim.

Inspired by Antoine's example, Jack Thomas Grein, a Dutchman living in England, organized the Independent Theatre Club.

Using their profits and capital from investors, the brothers organized Loughead Aircraft Manufacturing Company in 1916.