Sentence examples for organized to create from inspiring English sources

All suggest a complex society that could be organized to create huge city projects.

As Gleick puts it: "The electric current flowed and was interrupted, and the interruptions could be organized to create meaning".

The problem is that the private sector is not easily organized to create or bolster public goods.

Her book is not organized to create drama — it begins with Nixon's conversation with Mao and then fills in the background stories — and some material gets repeated.

In 1662, the print makers of the Cabinet du Roi were organized to create an engraved record of the celebrations held by Louis XIV.

This high-level gathering was organized to create a unique space for dialog between policymakers, academics, and sector experts to move beyond the truism that "water is life" towards actionable solutions for making water a force for improved human health and well being in the development agenda.

The major achievement, personally, was that finally we got the whole space to self-organize, to create civic organizations and spontaneous movements.

That information, he said, can then "become a platform on which private companies, civil society, other government organizations and, crucially, individuals, can self-organize to create value".

Learn the difference between organizing and mobilizing and why it takes organizing to create real change.

Families have been organizing to create Montessori and other preschools for their children for a long time.

Hire that person or re-organize to create time for that person.