Sentence examples for which organize from inspiring English sources

For example, medical care providers from hospitals and doctors to pharmacies are linking together to create patient-care protocols as well as other entities like accountable care organizations (ACOs), which organize a collection of medical-care providers to care for a group of patients.

There is a difference, however, between two types of organizations cited: traditional unions, which organize workers for representation through collective bargaining at their workplaces, and workers' advocacy groups, like Working Today, which seek to protect and provide benefits to workers regardless of where they work or even if they are unemployed.

The School has more than 100 student-run clubs and organizations (including the examples below), which organize events throughout the academic year, including industry conferences, recruiting presentations, student pitch competitions, and on-site visits to companies all over the world.

Among the hardiest organizations in the New York diaspora have been the hometown associations, which organize and finance construction and social service projects back home.

The two poles of the mitotic spindle are occupied by centrosomes, which organize the microtubule arrays.

These molecules self-assemble into nanofibers which organize into three-dimensional networks to form hydrocolloid systems mimicking the extracellular matrix.

Originally, they were a local running organization which organized numerous local area races of various distances.

Worcester Art Museum in Massachusetts, which organized it.

The Democratic Development Network, which organized today's rally, is a smaller coalition than the Human Civil Rights Front, which organized rallies on July 1 and last Wednesday.

The bride, 56, is the director of the American Federation of Arts in New York, which organizes art exhibitions.

"We were tired of demonization," said Dr. Shaikh Ubaid, a spokesman for the Muslim Leadership Council, which organized the rally.