Sentence examples for various organized from inspiring English sources

During the 1830s there developed a movement toward "general unionism," directed both at establishing organization nationally and at drawing the various organized trades into alliance with one another.

Hence any comparison to various organized mafias and cartels also falls short, as by their very nature these organizations require secrecy or at the very least the coverage of the shadows to thrive.

The administration delayed and blocked permits for various organized protests.

At the city's main tourist information center (www.visitreykjavik.is) or through many hotels, you can arrange various organized trips, including expeditions to see the northern lights.

The middle-class families she observed practiced what she called "concerted cultivation": enrolling kids in various organized activities led by adults, but also engaging even young kids in a lot of back-and-forth conversation with adults.

Lately, due to the efforts of both the city and various organized and informal neighborhood groups, more and more chunks of asphalt and forgotten vacant slivers have been turned into tiny parks, with postage-stamp lawns, a few bushes, flowers and perhaps a couple of benches and a tree or two.

At the rally, officials of the Communications Workers of America said that Verizon had sought to block various organizing drives despite a "neutrality" clause agreed to after a 18-day strike last August by 35,000 members of the union.

Joon spent the last four years in the Organized Crime and Terrorism Unit, prosecuting various violent organized crime syndicates, including Asian gangs and the Mafia.

Anonymous is composed of people from various countries organized into cells that share common goals, the police said, with activists operating anonymously in a coordinated fashion.

George Saunders, in his short story "Jon," gives us a world in which teen-agers are raised as semi-confined consumer-marketing test groups, charged with reviewing products and watching various videos organized by "Location Indicators," or "LI"s.

At the second stage, members of various properly organized and reasonably successful cooperative associations (Rawls's "social unions") come to enjoy and value their cooperative partners.