Sentence examples for organizing a network from inspiring English sources

Five were started last year in the Netherlands by Catholics who broke away from their existing parishes, and more are being planned, said Franck Ploum, who helped start an ecclesia in January in Breda, the Netherlands, and is organizing a network conference for the groups in the two countries.

At the European level, ACTS has taken the lead in organizing a Network of Excellence on catalysis, ACENET, using the Dutch experiences as a "catalyst" for other countries.

A number of scientific organizations headed by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) organized a network of amateur astronomers and students to measure Earth's distance from the Sun during the transit.

She was helping to organize a network of Fuerzas Bolivarianas, citizens' committees.

From his prodigiously messy digs, Mr. Beal organizes a network of annual pot parades, successors to the Yippie smoke-ins.

Ms. Faro set up sleeping quarters in her back dining room for rescue workers, and organized a network of people with working showers so that they could wash.

The men were arrested after the Defense Ministry heard that they were trying to organize a network of arms caches inside the city, General Baryalai said.

Mr. DeRoche signed on and soon had organized a network in Boston for helping alumni who were recent college graduates find jobs.

While bishop, Ruiz, a liberation theologian, learned three of the Indians' ancient languages and organized a network of catechists who traveled to facilitate worship in remote jungle regions.

Last year, The Associated Press reported that the N.Y.P.D. has organized a network of agents and informants strictly for the purpose of spying on Muslim communities.

Gompers's AFL became the model of unionism in the United States, achieving economic goals through national trade unions that organized a network of locals and supported them.