Meanings of organize new in English

Moussa says he believes it would be impossible to organize new elections quickly.

Authorities have failed to organize new parliamentary elections.

There they met to exchange their wares and to organize new expeditions into the remote territories.

All he does is organize new companies.

And people from habit and instinct organize new governments largely on the plans to which they are accustomed.

Learning that Mariño had been defeated, he sent him to Barcelona, and returned to Angostura to organize new armies.

Its functions are to supply a competent corps of lecturers, to systematize the work within its jurisdiction, and to organize new local centres.

Explain, too, that an organizer is needed to whom we can pay a salary, who will organize new unions, and visit all unions regularly.

She is helping to organize new Pokémon leagues and tournaments and to find first grade science projects and math problems to keep her six-year-old busy.

If Napoleon needed it in order to train his raw conscripts and organize new brigades of cavalry, the need of the allies was even greater.

Brown in collaboration with August William Hutaf hopes to organize new club to meet once month for dinner and telling tales of Old Hew York.

Andrew went back to Boston to organize New England for Lincoln.

The Parliament raised and organized new and more powerful armies.

Time was needed for levying additional troops, organizing new regiments, and concentrating new corps.

J. M. Forbes remained to organize New York.

Critics say Uribe has not focused on stopping former militia fighters from organizing new gangs that murder those who challenge their control over local communities.