Sentence examples for that could be organized from inspiring English sources

All suggest a complex society that could be organized to create huge city projects.

The joints of walls are cut open, offering a free-circulating space that could be organized according to the will of the user.

The team constructed what we called a cost cube: expense data that could be organized and segmented along many different dimensions.

And those cabinets housed files that could be organized by client, even with sub-folders for everything from specific tasks, to deadlines, to invoicing, etc. Actually, it is no different in our digital world.

"We started with about 300 or 400 Neighborhood Watch groups in 1981 and now we have about 2,500 out of the possible 4,000 that could be organized," said police Cmdr.

Many are predicting that the church's latest attack on the LGBT community will, just like the misguided involvement in Proposition 8, do more to create understanding and inclusion of LGBT members than any grass roots initiative that could be organized.

Reading Aslett's book "Clutter's Last Stand" (Writers Digest Books, $9.95) convinced her that part of the problem was "that we had too much, that it could be organized more properly and that we needed to spend less time (on housework)." Aslett's ideas gave her "the courage to 'de-junk,' " she says.

The idea was that capitalism could be organized internationally.

We applied the same approach to the conserved TC[-39,-26]-PLMs TC[-39,-26]-PLMs TC[-39,-26]-PLMs TC[-39,-26]-PLMsue, closed and oriented graph (see Methods section).

15. (C) The A/S offered that a forum could be organized in Nigeria with World Bank President Robert Zoellick speaking to a wide audience.

Tupal et al. propose that rhythmogenic networks could be organized in segments throughout the ventral respiratory column.