Sentence examples for In the organisers from inspiring English sources

"We did our best to believe in the organisers," he tweeted.

Protests from residents about noise, disruption and damage to the park resulted in the organisers agreeing to withdraw.

Most valuably, by feeling able to put your trust in the organisers, you could see work that you might otherwise have never considered.

In a statement, the Communist party said it had "no faith in the organisers of the voting project", who had decided Stalin and Lenin were "bad lads" who should not win.

In 2017 Hampshire police asked Portsmouth city council to increase the minimum entry age to 18, saying that its faith in the organisers had been "seriously undermined" after senior officers "raised serious concerns with regards to the ability of children to attend the event".

What seems to be lacking in the organisers is any concerted attempt to take a step back, think long and hard and get to grips with the issue which has bedevilled the race for years: how to manage and probably limit its constant growth.

In 1936, in Berlin, the organisers – in essence, the Nazi party – initiated a torch relay that began in Olympia.

When Israel won for the second year in a row in 1979, the organisers allowed other countries to bid to host the event.

Unlike Syriza in Greece or Podemos in Spain, the organisers of Brazil's protests are not left-wing and do not constitute a political party.

According to a writer in the Organiser, an RSS weekly: "Congress should consider itself just lucky to have come to power for no sound discernible reason".Metaphysical jerksBut there is little evidence for this rush-for-stability theory.

The hotel lost confidence in the organiser after a bounced credit card bill.