Sentence examples for based on organising from inspiring English sources

Real solidarity is based on organising around shared issues and not trying to create a shared identity that erases the substantial differences between a wide variety of peoples.

It was based on organising the city in a way that it can receive tourists.

Applying tools from network analysis, the paper shows that the growth of international co-authorships can be explained based on the organising principle of preferential attachment, although the attachment mechanism deviates from an ideal power-law.

Furthermore, Healthcare Building Sustainability Assessment (HBSA) Methods are based on criteria organised into different levels, such as categories and indicators.

Taking the example of influenza, the European Influenza Surveillance Network is based on nationally organised networks of GPs covering at least 1 to 5% of the population in their countries, presently 31 EU/EEA Member States.

That sounds sensible: the danger is that a hasty election, held before political parties not based on militias can organise themselves, could hand Liberia to the butchers who have already spent years destroying it.

Arlott wrote that "his technique is based on a defence organised as near flawlessness as may be".

The general design of the WHS is based on population sampling organised in the 192 Member States of the United Nations using face-to-face or telephone interviews.

Most interview studies involve samples that are either compromised by a high attrition rate, or based on survivors who organise and actively work through the crisis in support groups for suicide survivors [ 8].

Tailored treatments for the family may be required based on how they organise themselves around the illness and this assessment tool that specifically addresses accommodation and enabling characteristics of each family can be a valuable component in this process.

As Paisley points out in her book: "One of Fernando's most significant legacies is his assertion that 'Australia' without recognition of Aboriginal autonomy was essentially genocidal, and that an entirely new way of organising settler colonisation, based on a form of self-rule for Aboriginal people within Australia was urgently needed".