Sentence examples for that would organize from inspiring English sources

The screen, he thought, would serve as a display for a workstation that would organize all the information and communications for a given project.

Martelly and his political opposition reached an impasse over the composition of the electoral council the body that would organize the elections and the electoral law itself.

They put their combined design know-how and business experience into a bag that would organize everything a parent needs for an outing.

Otherwise, we lose sight of the danger posed by any power that would organize the world primarily for the purpose of greater control, exploitation and expansion".

In a memorandum sent out yesterday, James A. Forese, the new head of capital markets, announced another round of changes that would organize the division to be more like its investment banking rivals.

In essence, WinFS is a smart cloud storage system (a relational database) that would organize files automatically based on various attributes inferred by the system.

Larrea blamed White for the unresolved dispute over the sailors' wages, declaring that he had arranged that White would organize the payment of the wages.

These partnerships should be ideally formed under the umbrella of international organizations, such as the HGVS or the Human Genome Organization (HUGO; http://www.hugo-international.org) that would also organize interinstitutional specialized educational programmes and workshops.

She remembered that other families had moved in about the same time and that they would organize tree planting, trick-or-treating and similar events.

In response to the Administration's request, Speaker John Boehner issued a statement saying that he would organize hearings, adding, "Ultimately, our objective is to show the world that the United States is resolute in our commitment to destroy" the Islamic State.

Mr. Pan told the purported businessman that they would organize a fund-raiser in which a handful of straw donors would attend to make it appear that the money was coming from many people, the complaint said.