Sentence examples for work of organized from inspiring English sources

The attack appeared to be the work of organized criminals, according to an official from the state prosecutor's office.

Increasingly, those frauds are the work of organized international criminal networks lured by the potential for big profits in an illicit trade in which most forgers are never caught.

The move appeared to underscore concerns among officials that the attack might have been the work of organized terrorists aiming to kill civilians rather than of the insurgents who have been striking at soldiers.

David Williams, executive director of the Cook County Regional Organized Crime Task Force, says he believes the "crash-and-grab" burglaries in the region are the work of organized groups, including thieves and gangs that operate across state lines.

A crime wave, increasingly the work of organized gangs far better armed than the skeleton Iraqi police forces, has kept citizens in a peculiar state of limbo, free yet fearful.

Few debates in the country are as divisive or politically charged as that over the storm of violence in recent years, with mass shootings and bodies hung from bridges, evidently the work of cartels, but also other killings, violent robberies, kidnappings and extortion that may or may not be the work of organized crime.

The work of organizing, Ellison told me, "isn't just about winning elections.

After his death in 1416, a long period of calm broken only by a Vietnamese invasion in 1479 allowed his successors to complete the work of organizing Lan Xang.

Apparently, Hippocrates of Chios, in the 5th century bc, and others soon after him had already begun the work of organizing geometric results into a systematic form in textbooks called "elements" (meaning "fundamental results" of geometry).

Some conceded that they would have to now move beyond the relatively easy work of organizing rallies and criticizing the president to the more complicated tasks of agreeing on policies and formulating collective plans.

In addition to his normal work of organizing services and outreach, he has been helping to set up a safe space for students of the local schools, whose opening has been delayed.