Sentence examples for population organized from inspiring English sources

The bloodshed in Rwanda began in April 1994 when extremists among the majority Hutu population organized mass killings of Tutsis and moderate Hutus.

Groups representing poor Indian peasants who make up a majority of the country's population organized the effort and were soon joined by labor unions, student and community groups and opposition political parties like the Movement Toward Socialism.

There was the time in the mid-'90s that Mr. Landmichl, frustrated with state officials' slow recognition of the invasive round goby population, organized a fishing derby for the inedible gobies.

Another practical reason is that the information available to us about the population of pensioners is the distribution of this population organized by age, gender and type of pension.

Few historians wonder why such a small population organized themselves into a military state.

They erected shanties on campuses (symbolizing the oppression and miserable living conditions of South Africa's black population), organized teach-ins to educate students about the issues, and engaged in civil disobedience at South African embassies.

From this perspective, we know very little about motor behavior of the handicap and the ways this population organize them.

In the Southern states with the largest black populations, organized terrorist groups arose that would do whatever it took, including murder, to insure election victories by the Democratic Party, which was dominated by unrepentant former Confederates.

How are these sub-populations organized?

We therefore postulated that Krt5 + BCs contain two discrete populations organized in a hierarchy: a multipotent basal stem cell (BSC; preferentially targeted by the assay) and an additional BC subtype.

Based on the outcome of the preliminary investigations, we constructed more complicated scenarios that included genotypes from all of the populations, organized into 5 population groups: (i) clean populations; (ii) RR1&2 (Red River); (iii) CRO/TREV1&2 (Crowlas and Trevaylor); (iv) HAY1&2 (downstream Hayle); and (v) HAY3&4 (upstream Hayle).