Sentence examples for organizing a program of from inspiring English sources
Laura Parnes, Kathe Burkhardt, Kim Gordon, Charles Atlas and the team of Lovett/Codagnone are scheduled for solos shows; the poet Eileen Myles is organizing a program of readings; Mr. Marti is a scintillating and auspicious opening act.
In 1612 Renaudot traveled to Paris, where he became a protégé of Armand (later Cardinal) de Richelieu, who obtained his appointment as physician to King Louis XIII and commissary general of the poor, with the task of organizing a program of public assistance.
The fact that HSAs visit the health facility regularly provides a clear opportunity for organizing a program of work to strengthen the knowledge and skills of HSAs.
Second, when you have a core of converts, organize a program of public commitment to new practices, which takes into account the traditions of the community.
And Unified New Cassel has organized a program of block captains, who do things such as clean up litter around the neighborhood.
The legislation approving the purchase of Val-Kill in 1977, signed by President Jimmy Carter, stipulated that as a living memorial to Mrs. Roosevelt, it should organize a program of activities.
The museum has itself a good network, so for instance, they had organized a program of film from Africa.
This section has a dual purpose: to introduce the idea of organizing a program around a conventional interface, and to demonstrate examples of modular sequence processing.
The virus kills carp in about a week, so authorities have also organized a program to clean up the millions of metric tons of carp bodies that will be left behind.
Speaking of plans to have a free open-air entertainment spectacular in the streets of Paris the night before the opening match, he wiped his brow and said getting the state to actually organize a program had been one of the hardest tasks he had faced.
He has hired Sylvia Chivaratanond, who was assistant curator of the 2003 Venice Biennale, as the gallery's curatorial director to be in charge of organizing a special program of younger artists.
