Preorganized

Reporters in Tripoli are banned from venturing outside the city except for preorganized and staged government events. ❋ Sam Dagher (2011)

Gadhafi's government has invited foreign journalists to Tripoli to report on events there but have largely prevented them from moving freely in the capital and taken them to events that are largely preorganized. ❋ Sam Dagher (2011)

"Self-organized" projects have become increasingly popular as social networking sites make it easy to advertise to your "friends" and savvy organizations make tools available online for those who want to lead an activity rather than join a preorganized project. ❋ Shirley Sagawa (2010)

While those body states come about through a complex network of interactions within the brain they rely on basic biological regulatory systems which he calls preorganized mechanisms that are about saving the body. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Because steps are not preorganized into a staircase, and because so many wrong turns and dead ends lie in wait, an unseeing search would almost certainly fail. ❋ Michael J. Behe (2007)

Since the polyp can regenerate itself from any part of its body when cut into small pieces, the preorganized particles must exist in every part of the whole. ❋ BENTLEY GLASS (1968)

Something preorganized must itself be transmitted from parents (or parent) to off - spring, to serve as a substructure and guide in the course of development. ❋ BENTLEY GLASS (1968)

But sometimes the sovereign authority is composed of preorganized political bodies, by virtue of circumstances anterior to their union; and in this case the provincial governments assume the control, not only of those affairs which more peculiarly belong to their province, but of all, or of a part of the mixed affairs to which allusion has been made. ❋ Unknown (1838)

Bonnet, to make this happen, something that was pres - ent from the beginning of the growth of the bud — “certain particles which have been preorganized in such a way that a little polyp results from their devel - opment” (Palingénésie, “Tableau des Considérations,” ❋ BENTLEY GLASS (1968)