Sentence examples for that is organizing from inspiring English sources

"Chris has been interested in skyscrapers for a long time," said Rochelle Steiner, director of the Public Art Fund, the nonprofit organization that is organizing the project.

The varieties are "promising" and will enter field trials in the developing world next year, says Gary Toenniessen, agriculture director of the Rockefeller Foundation, a large philanthropic organization in New York City that is organizing the trials.

More than 2,800 online applications were submitted to the task force that is organizing the parade — more than double the nearly 1,400 organizations that applied to take part in Mr. Obama's first inauguration.

"New York has the most to gain," from the new organization, said Peter E. Shumlin, chairman of the National Legislative Association on Prescription Drug Prices, the group that is organizing the new benefit plan.

"There is a commission in the Islamic Emirate that is organizing and masterminding these sophisticated and complicated operations," he said.

Critics of the International Telecommunication Union, the agency of the United Nations that is organizing the meeting, see a dark agenda in the meeting.

A plan is never fully organized, and the part that is organized cannot be remembered long enough to be performed.

A political campaign that is organized around a drama has an immediate advantage over one that is not.

Normal syntax is designed for a law-abiding reality, for a reality that is organized temporally, spatially, and causally.

These provide the input to the nonlinear controller, that is organized hierarchically.

Napster has a glorified chat system that is organized around music collecting and trading.