Sentence examples for organized in the wake of from inspiring English sources

For example, UCLA changed the way its introductory courses for first year students were organized in the wake of Prop 209 in an attempt to improve the retention of "disadvantaged students"23.

It's the organizing concept of these Sarah-lympics, hastily organized in the wake of President McCain's decision to boycott the Olympics being held in Madrid as we speak.

The summit was organized in the wake of several high-profile terror attacks, including the January Paris attacks that left 17 dead.

Cheyenne Green, a member of the Lost Voices — a group of local youth who organized in the wake of the Mike Brown rallies — was at last night's protest until 3am.

The registry was established in 1967 and was organized in the wake of the thalidomide catastrophe.

And that's why young people organizing in the wake of Michael Brown's killing known that justice must be about more than the criminal prosecution of his killer or police reform.

"The SAE video was a terrible thing, but it was almost a blessing and a curse at the same time," said Naome Kadira, a sophomore accounting major at OU and a co-director of Unheard, the student group that took the lead in organizing in the wake of the scandal.

The statement suggested that the state officials had made common cause with organized labor in the wake of the recent long supermarket strike in California.

Among them: Where is the organized response in the wake of a decision that effectively erases the voting protections set in place by the civil rights movement?

He says that it's important the assembly gets organized again in the wake of Atleo's resignation and the fallout from C-33, but in terms of actual solutions, he is skeptical.

Still, he has emerged as one of the country's best-known civil rights leaders, leading the outcry against racial profiling in New Jersey and organizing protests in the wake of the police shooting death of Amadou Diallo in New York.