Sentence examples for that would be organized from inspiring English sources

However, when the F.D.A. announced its plan last month, it contained a provision urging doctors to undergo voluntary training that would be organized by the drug industry.

Yangzhou was the headquarters for the Tang's government monopoly on salt, and the greatest industrial center of China; it acted as a midpoint in shipping of foreign goods that would be organized and distributed to the major cities of the north.

I had known that she was going to participate in a fundraiser run in Boston for the Massachusetts Association for the Blind, but I hadn't consciously remembered that it would take place last Sunday, that it would be organized by the administrators of the Boston Marathon, and that its finish line would be at the same place where the tragedy occurred.

The general told the Muslims not to worry, that transport would be organized for them, according to the testimony.

They feared that the territory would be organized into new free states that would vote against the South on slavery issues.

The other posits that L2 representations would be organized on the basis of exactly the same principles as those governing L1 organization, and hence that L1 and L2 representations are sustained by the same brain areas.

Given the particular situation locally, we assumed that a local screening program would be organized to run through a county hospital, and that women would travel to the county hospital for screening with HPV or visual inspection-based screening.

After the great Democratic debacle a year ago, hardly anyone imagined that the one element of the liberal coalition that would pull up its socks would be organized labor.

Transcendentalists found much to admire in Fourierism, and true believers predicted that eventually the entire world would be organized into phalanxes.

Last month, the government announced that elections for municipal offices would be organized next year and, more recently, the crown prince opened for television coverage the deliberations of the consultative assembly, whose members he appoints.

Mr. Ashcroft said the program would be organized so that informants are not asked their immigration status, and he added that their status would not be used against them.