Sentence examples for those organized in from inspiring English sources

The most important were those organized in the Ravna Gora district of western Serbia under Colonel Dragoljub (Draža) Mihailović.

Animal rights advocates like Janet Piszar, director of the West Milford-based Bear Education and Resource Group, hope that the cans will also eliminate the need for more state-sanctioned bear hunts, like those organized in 2003 and 2005.

The term 'person' means any individual, business or nonprofit entity (including those organized in the form of a partnership, limited liability company, corporation, or association), trust or estate, or a State or political subdivision of a State or other governmental unit.

Closing of chromatin domains may be used for strict control of tissue-specific genes, especially those organized in large clusters on chromosomes [ 18, 19].

It has been known for some time that many clustered genes, especially those organized in one operon, may be functionally related [ 31].

Those are organized in a structure which contains as minimal requirements: concepts and a set of relations or operations on those concepts.

Much of their known work from those years was organized in nine notebooks of contact prints with little identifying information.

A growing body of scholarship argues that the Second Amendment protects a right of individuals to possess firearms, regardless of whether those individuals are organized in state militias.

And those processors are organized in a way that we call "throughput computing," that's organized in a way that you simply can't do with traditional microprocessors.

"We completely hold Javier Duarte de Ochoa, governor of the state, and his cabinet, as responsible for anything that could happen to those involved and organized in these type of movements," Vera said in the interview with independent news outlet Rompeviento TV.

Those categories were organized in three groups: response to stress and stimulus transport, transport and metabolic processes.