Examples of using Were organized in English and their translations into Spanish
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The people gathered materials and were organized, and BAsics was sold.
Most of the deliberative functions of planning were organized at Stage 2.
Courses covered a wide variety of issues, and were organized by the judiciary.
The Committee should have an idea of how the legislative, executive and judicial branches were organized and of the relationship between them.
Moreover, several parallel meetings were organized at the Palais de Nations in Geneva during the sessions of the HR Council.
A series of Seminars were organized on the theme"Peace starts in the Family.
The workshops were organized by the Office of Welfare Promotion,
Focus group discussions illustrated just how poorly the farmers were organized and the ineffectiveness of local farmers' associations.
A pre-conference and session were organized in Durban, 2007, in cooperation with the Preservation
Numerous contests or exhibitions were organized, and also some reports
As well, extra courses were organized for girls in rural schools, for girls in difficulty
Thanks to his hobby of travel he has been able to observe how different types of companies were organized in different countries.
Note: All these attacks were organized and committed by criminals who were trained and who entered Burundi
namely that presidential elections were organized after the military's seizure of power.
Many of those actions were organized, financed and carried out from United States territory.
This product was considered a tribute to the deceased because of its ingredients that lasted several days while the ceremonies were organized in their honour.
The workshops were organized by the Stacja 7 website
Countries have participated in the last 6 years and many more activities were organized.
Zero grades" were organized in kindergartens, but schools were also allowed to create such departments.
Even as those measures were being taken, reception sites were organized for new influxes of persons fleeing continued fighting.