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Meanings of organized in English
Formed into a structured or coherent whole.
Portuguese
organizado Methodical and efficient in arrangement or function.
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Examples for "organised"
Examples for "organised"
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Since then, demonstrations organised by student groups have taken place almost daily.
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Global agencies say the Balkans are a major crossroads for organised crime.
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However, motives might be found in other areas, such as organised crime.
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The Friends in New York begin their well organised Irish relief work.
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Speaking to the media, he said: It was a badly organised unit.
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Employment in unionized industries strengthened their position in the postwar labor movement.
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For the coup de grace, Becker's unionized workers were ordered to strike.
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United and Continental are still integrating their operations and unionized labor groups.
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But it would exempt small firms, airlines and unionized work forces.
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The region, home to many unionized workers, has been a stronghold for Democrats.
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The carrier's unionised staff said their social contract was not being honoured.
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Within hours the highly-unionised staff was out on strike -for three days.
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Relations between the meat processor Affco and its unionised workers have soured further.
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They are seeking pay parity with other major unionised hotels in the capital.
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Layoffs in traditionally unionised heavy industries had been thinning labour's ranks for decades.
Usage of organized in English
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The RICO law is used to target illegal conspiracies including organized crime.
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Mexico is suffering record levels of violence, often linked to organized crime.
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The thousand years of machine rule were quite efficient and well organized.
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The Protestant churches in Europe were organized prototype of the nation state.
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MS: Recently I went to the Enlightened Power conference that Omega organized.
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Believe only relief organized by government on large scale can equal emergency.
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The spiritual community is the Church; it is organized in the churches.
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But violence from organized crime remains an irritant in the bilateral relationship.
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Panelists said companies must have a well-organized plan to review their data.
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The power of organized capital and organized labor loomed upon the horizon.
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The event was organized by AdVance Public Relations and Gift List Media.
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The company now says dialogue with organized labor will help the business.
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Nobody's hurt, and the organized religion can't get any power in government.
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He held power for 17 years, during which he organized innumerable massacres.
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What a great way to keep your sign ups and lists organized.
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President Alvaro Colom has said organized crime gangs were behind the hit.
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