Sentence examples for any organised from inspiring English sources
But for once, Will Rogers's jibe—"I'm not a member of any organised political party.
I've run about before but I never did any organised marathons.
That reminded me of the down-home Oklahoman insight of Will Rogers, cowboy and social commentator, who once said, "I am not a member of any organised political party.
The study by Stephen Follows, commissioned by Directors UK, "found no evidence of any organised, conscious or deliberate efforts to exclude women from the industry" and concluded that the imbalance is "primarily due to an unconscious bias".
In the first six months of the year 7,414 undocumented migrants were arrested in Calais, more than double the 3,129 detained in the same period of 2013, says the local préfecture.Since Nicolas Sarkozy, the then interior minister, closed the Red Cross centre in Sangatte in 2003, northern France has not had any organised facility for migrants.
But in spite of efforts to link Xinjiang's violence with Islamist forces abroad, there is little evidence of any organised links.Spontaneous anger triggered by heavy-handed controls on religious expression is probably a bigger factor than officials are prepared to admit.
Little did I realise at the time that Gove had a personal bee in his bonnet against any publicly organised careers advice and guidance of any description.
Any events organised by the bank needed to have both sides in the debate equally represented.
For, despite their differences, the 70m users were still predictable enough that a generic password dictionary was effective against both the entire sample and any demographically organised slice of it.
"Events over the past 48 hours have made it clear any investigation organised by the Conservative Party into its own handling of this sorry affair will lack credibility," the peer said in a statement.
Hundreds of thousands of youngsters were left in limbo without any properly organised support – other than that provided by individual schools – to make excruciatingly difficult decisions about their future educational, vocational and professional futures.
