Sentence examples for take organized from inspiring English sources

If the government does not resign within five days, Mr. Omar said, the Taliban will take "organized action" against it.

"Day trips to Mexico are an attraction," Mr. Quandt said, "and we encourage them to take organized tours, on buses, for the 30-mile trip.

The filmmakers concentrate on the Bureau's successes in capturing or killing the tommy-gun bank robbers of the thirties but overlook Hoover's odd, and possibly corrupt, unwillingness to take organized crime seriously, even as, in the forties and fifties, the Mafia was draining millions from the economy.

Changing these practices will go beyond a stimulus package or bailout and will take organized action by an enraged public, i.e., you and me.

Even if they can take cancer screening free of charge or for a small fee, which is only 10% of the cost, when they want to take organized cancer screening, some people prefer opportunistic screening to organized screening.

Remember to keep your speech somewhere you'll remember where it is and take organized notes.

If you're not sure how long each task will take, organize the discussion so the most important tasks are first on the group's agenda.

The British colonists took organized sport to the antipodes in the late 18th century, and the rivalry between the Old World and the new remains piquant and defining despite the great distance and Australia's increasing ties to Asia.

The show gave an old subject a new look, taking organized crime out of Little Italy and into the suburbs of New Jersey: the mini-mansions of North Caldwell, the Cape Cods of Paramus, the clapboards of Verona.

In June, tourists in Rocinha slept in shaded guesthouses, where they dined with welcoming host families and took organized walks along winding residential streets.

This arrangement didn't come easy; it took organized labor more than a hundred years to obtain the right to control its own destiny.