Sentence examples for which to organize from inspiring English sources

Then the board will have six weeks, barring legal challenges, in which to organize the vote.

QUESTION FROM ALEX : I have read that some occupiers have rented office space from which to organize further.

But the hotel was in the thick of things, a good base from which to organize my fan's tour.

Although Pascal resembled ALGOL in notation, it provided the ability to define data types with which to organize complex information, a feature beyond the capabilities of ALGOL as well as FORTRAN and COBOL.

Finally, infants create perceptual categories by which to organize experience, a category being defined as a representation of the dimensions or qualities shared by a set of similar but not identical events.

The waste plan, especially in contrast to past proposals -- notably the Navy Yard incinerator plan, which galvanized environmental groups and local residents -- also appears to go out of its way to gore the fewest oxen possible, or at least to disperse the pain in a way that gives opponents no central theme around which to organize their critique.

It faced "a determined opposition, which commanded support from about one-third of the deputies and which sought to organize public opinion against the measure".

The second is our core mission statement, which is to organize our users' information".

The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk of March 3 , 1918 ceded Russian rights to the entire Baltic area to Germany, which sought to organize puppet states in the region.

I signed up at the personal-finance site Mint.com, which promised to organize our accounts to show me on a single Web site exactly where my money goes.

After the University of California decided to publish the book, she approached the Judah L. Magnes Museum in Berkeley, which agreed to organize this show.