The phrase "a large-scale event" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an event that is extensive in size, scope, or impact, often involving many participants or significant resources.
Example: "The festival was a large-scale event that attracted thousands of visitors from around the country."
Alternatives: "a major event" or "a significant event"
The average rate for a large-scale event is just 15%.
Ric Sena's party Alegria – a large-scale event at rotating clubs such as Webster Hall – is the best.
The ruling, as Judge Baer noted, does not require the city to allow every group wanting access to hold a large-scale event at City Hall.
"Historically it seems like after a large-scale event, people always talk in halls of government about reorganizing FEMA because it didn't do what people think it ought to do," he said.
One person could handle six cargo planes at a time, he said, or direct ground-based crews of several remotely operated planes that were scanning a large-scale event, like a spreading forest fire.
Also, users tend to adopt more hashtags when a large-scale event strikes (can be seen in Additional file 1).
"But the priority is to ensure community safety and after we conducted the appropriate risk assessment, given the church proximity to the primary school, issues about road congestion and people being unable to come and go easily from their homes, with so many people expected to attend, we advised the church that the infrastructure was simply not conducive to a large scale event".
Granted, this is normally by email or a phone call, but I'd encourage you to arrange to meet face to face as soon as possible.If you've ever arranged a large scale event by email for months and then wondered why only half your volunteers turned up, this may be why.
Is it worth the effort and coordination of such a large scale event?
- The clarity to discern between genuinely helpful "experts," (those who wait to be invited into the community) and those who want to put their personal stamp on a large scale event.
Cleveland has also asked police officers in Illinois to bring three BearCats, military-styled armored vehicles, and have requested that the cops who agree to police the RNC have undergone "mobile field force" training, jargon for policing specific points within a large scale event.
