Sentence examples for about organised from inspiring English sources

Now, say what you will about organised religion, but when it comes to commemorating the dead, Catholicism, Islam, Judaism and Hinduism just can't touch the sheer heartfelt beauty of a clogged-up shitter, surrounded by weeds, outside a 400 person council block.

I'm not talking about what's happening to our planet or our country, but about organised politics.

I suppose the same is true of believers although there is something about "organised" religion, I've always thought, which implies an appetite for group-think.

However, a new review, to be carried out by a senior legal figure from outside Whitehall, will look into a Home Office review last year of any information it received in the 1980s and 1990s about organised child sex abuse.

The author of the intelligence entry knew of concerns about organised offenders targeting the school: The HMIC found no evidence to suggest that the Met acted on this intelligence to get to the bottom of whether Savile was either a suspect working on his own or linked to an organised group of offenders.

One of the most interesting aspects of this youth leadership meeting was the serious questions many young leaders expressed about organised institutions.

He immediately set about organising eight evacuations of the children on the Czech Kindertransport train.

He immediately set about organising eight evacuations of the children on the Kindertransport train, a rescue mission organised from Britain.

I heard about organising as a career in a magazine and pursued it, not knowing how to translate my skill set into consulting with clients.

The weekly Commons clash had got off to a good-natured start, with Mr Cameron congratulating Labour leader Ed Miliband on his forthcoming marriage to partner Justine, and the two men swapping jokes about organising a stag night.

"I have spoken with the leaders of 50 countries and three international organisations about organising a multinational force.