Meanings of organized groups in English

Headmaster, summon the rest of your students in organized groups to line up.

They came not in organized groups or congregations, but as a multitude of individuals.

Some do it in well- organized groups, others as lone wanderers.

We were entering an era of colonization, of doing things in organized groups, cooperative bodies.

First, powerful information technology DOES play into the hands of small, fluid, loosely organized groups.

Twitter hashtags are particularly powerful because they transcend organized groups and the standard friend or follower relationships.

But there are others who are not part of organized groups who can be unpredictable, he said.

Authorities later said they could visit the area in organized groups but reporters and cameramen could not accompany them.

It is possible, nevertheless, to think of all these variously organized groups of people as belonging to one body.

But now, with organized groups waiting for members, a temporarily dissatisfied student never takes the time to sort things out.

Small groups often stage peaceful demonstrations nightly in Ferguson but others, not part of organized groups, can be unpredictable, he said.

Still later, these organized groups themselves maintained radiant contact with groups of their offspring, thus constituting larger individuals with specialized members.

This includes how the authorities handle potential problems from hooligans or Argentine barrabravas ( organized groups of supporters) crossing the border.

There are between five and six thousand deaf mutes in the five burroughs, and there are a number of clubs and organized groups.

This movement has included organized groups, like Fed Up, that exist to lobby the bank and make it more accountable to the public.

Among animals that live in highly organized groups, such as termites, snapping shrimp, wolves, and naked mole rats, only a few individuals breed.