Synonym: arrange, categorize, classify, establish, group, orient, set up, sort, systematize. Antonym: disorganize. Similar words: organized, organization, organizational, organic, organism, organ, gang, for good. Meaning: ['ɔrgənaɪz /'ɔːg-] 
v. 1. create (as an entity) 2. cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea 3. plan and direct (a complex undertaking) 4. bring order and organization to 5. arrange by systematic planning and united effort 6. form or join a union.
v. 1. create (as an entity) 2. cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea 3. plan and direct (a complex undertaking) 4. bring order and organization to 5. arrange by systematic planning and united effort 6. form or join a union. 
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121. Management for years has recognized the need to organize within their own ranks.
122. You might find that writing an outline will help you to organize your thoughts.
123. We began to organize to help the disadvantaged in the community.
124. The Union employs an Entertainments Manager based at Jordanstown to organize and coordinate an entertainments programme across the four campuses.
125. A key skill is the ability to organize information effectively.
126. Pro: Outlines can cut your writing time by helping you organize your thoughts to the last detail.
127. I can not organize the experience the way I organize my arguments, foregrounding certain details, glossing others.
128. Because of this, a strong administrative apparatus was needed to plan the use of scarce resources, organize production and regulate distribution.
129. That is, he can organize into patterns what he observes better than many other children.
130. When he was rejected because of high blood pressure, he helped organize a Boston center for GIs.
131. I'll be late home -- I'm staying on to help organize the exhibition.
132. Eventually even the most Spirit-filled religion has to organize itself in some measure, and most ultimately do.
132. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and create good sentences.
133. In addition it is divided into regional and subject groups which organize meetings on a wide variety of topics.
134. What is the best way to organize a modern corporation?
135. Sam assigned a team to organize the ideas into categories and make sense out of the wide-ranging and often contradictory criticisms.
136. Perhaps as a general contractor, to acquire and organize the material elements needed to put such a mission together?
137. He's willing to organize anything guests want at the drop of a hat.
138. Gather up your notes on the problem and organize them.
139. McLeish grinned at him and told Catherine to organize Penelope Huntley, hoping he had struck the right brisk note.
140. Longer class periods and block schedules provide the flexibility needed to adjust teaching styles and organize field trips.
141. Memory, then, must organize itself in some way to accommodate more possible thoughts than it has room to store.
142. Mr Malik and he had visited Cranborne in order to organize a chess match between the two schools.
143. Even if not everyone means well, leaders of goodwill can organize their relations so that goodwill prevails.
144. There his spot was to organize a Tonbridge v Clifton cricket match, news of which hit the national press.
145. Within social work the quest continued for the best way to organize a service that could be responsive to community need.
146. Have that cooking while you prepare and organize the components for the speedy stir-fry.
147. Such systems would need to organize their knowledge, figuring out what data is significant, reorganizing when necessary.
148. It also ratified ordinances which allowed various crafts for the first time to organize their activities.
149. Students, workers and peasants formed a joint committee to organize supplies.
150. School teachers organize learning activities to accommodate groups of twenty or more.
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