Sentence examples for that have organized from inspiring English sources

American history is littered with movements that have organized aggressively to exaggerate their sway.

"We are trying to reach out to these groups that have organized themselves," Col. Christopher Kolenda said in Kabul.

"I believe there's midlevel Baathist, Iraqi intelligence service people, Special Security Organization people, Special Republican Guard people that have organized at the regional level in cellular structure and are conducting what I would describe as a classical guerrilla-type campaign against us," General Abizaid said.

The last section of the movie, which reminds me of pulse-raising, bluntly obvious films that I saw at student rallies in the sixties, is devoted to the fervent anti-Wal-Mart movement — groups that have organized to file suit or to keep the company out.

The countries that have organized their EMS according to this model include Germany [10, 11], France [12], Italy, Spain, Greece [13], Malta [14] and Austria [15].

He has been a leader in national and grassroots coalitions that have organized to advance progressive immigration policies.

The Supreme Court banned the National Bolshevik Party, a small radical organization that has organized repeated antigovernment protests.

Officials also said Saturday that they were seeking to enforce an arrest warrant on charges of sedition for Alberto Pizango, a Shawi Indian and the leader of Aidesep, an umbrella organization of indigenous groups that had organized many of the protests.

So far, Al Jazeera America has been the only new media outlet that has organized its vote through the National Labor Relations Board.

Adams and O'Keeffe were part of a group of friends that had organized a monthlong camping trip, during which both artists created new work.

"We're not pushing any particular political agenda," said Matthew Segal, 25, who is the founder of a group called Our Time in Washington that has organized the events.