Sentence examples for organizing coverage from inspiring English sources

The global success of Formula One began when Ecclestone wrested the television rights from the International Automobile Federation, the sport's governing body, in the early 1980s and set about organizing coverage on free-to-air television.

From the daily "Bintel Brief," or "bundle of letters," submitted by opinionated readers, to union organizing, coverage of the booming Yiddish theatre scene, and a "gallery of missing husbands," the paper knit the diaspora together.

The White House, for example, would have the agency that runs Medicare negotiate with one benefit company per region to organize coverage for most enrollees.

Covered California helped organize coverage of the "Tell a Friend -- Get Covered" campaign.

Allman, then the 29-year-old program manager at WFAA radio, had spent weeks helping to organize coverage of Kennedy's visit.

"The main preoccupation of the military press service is not to organize press coverage of the war, but to limit journalists' access," said Yevgeny Kirichenko, a military correspondent for NTV, the only independent Russian television network.

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When this has been the case, StarMine has combined multiple industries to reflect the way analysts in the region organize their coverage.

We've organized the coverage into the following themes: The Case, Citizen Journalism, Impact, and Protests.

Colposcopy QA programmes vary in level of responsibility of organizing subjects, geographic coverage, scope, model, and type of actions.