Sentence examples for organizing itself from inspiring English sources
Within the Austrian empire the nationalities subjected to the German Government of Vienna agitated for a national government, and Hungary succeeded in organizing itself on an autonomous basis.
"This helps to explain the opposition's reluctance to attend a Geneva conference and the difficulties it's having organizing itself around a coherent goal".
Kerry says the US is organizing itself and allies for military action: At President Obama's direction I've spent many hours on the phone [with foreign leaders]..
Richard Heckmann is chief executive of the new company, which will spend $1.7 million organizing itself and researching which companies to acquire and operate.
The rate of divorce in our country tells us very little other than that our culture is in transition to new ways of organizing itself.
As a dancer, Ms. Kotze possesses such clarity of intention that even when she's losing her balance in an off-kilter position, her body has a natural way of organizing itself.
Like a lot of these movements, Nuit Debout wants to organize itself organically, without a leader.
In the 1990s Jemaah Islamiyah organized itself as an al-Qaeda-supported terrorist organization, engaging in sporadic violence and logistical support for Muslim militants throughout Southeast Asia.
The effort also involves another political organization, I Am Created Equal, which, to its credit, organized itself as a 527 group, which must at least disclose its donors.
My fear organized itself into speed.
