Sentence examples for the task of organizing from inspiring English sources

Will Drever has generously agreed to take on the task of organizing the event, further details of which will be announced in various places in due course.

He first learned of the plan to exterminate the Jews in 1942, when his boss gave him the task of organizing hundreds of pages of SS correspondence.

Thomas Witherings, a London merchant, was given the task of organizing regular services to run by day and night along the great post roads.

In his place, an ad hoc group of residents and clergy who call themselves the New Paltz Equality Initiative have set to the task of organizing weekly marriage ceremonies along the banks of the Wallkill River.

During the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to New York in April, the archdiocese gave Monsignor Harris the task of organizing the largest of the pope's events, the Mass at Yankee Stadium.

Several years ago, Jerry Stokes took on the task of organizing what he estimates to be a multibillion-dollar industry representing more than one million vendors and 100 million regular shoppers.

This chapter provides a brief introduction to the tasks of organizing, planning, and reporting on a hazard and operability (Hazop) study.

As MIT economist David Autor notes, the tasks of "organizing, storing, retrieving, and manipulating information" that humans once performed are now computerized.

On "90210" (Tue., 8 p.m. EST on The CW) Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) was given the important task of organizing the Pasadena Debutante Snow Ball.

Despite their occasional obscurity, these early historians accomplished the considerable task of organizing the past into units of the same size (years) and assigning events to them.

One Supreme Mind, or God, is charged with the daunting task of organizing the conscious experiences of all the finite minds so as to sustain the "illusion" of an independent material world with which all these minds are in mutual interaction.