Sentence examples for be organized through from inspiring English sources

The composting activity should be organized through a professional skilled organization, supported by scientific research and government subsidies.

For improving the perception of environmental and sustainability advantages of wind energy, public education and awareness raising campaigns can be organized through the cooperation of local authorities, education institutions and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for sustainable energy and the environment (European Energy Conference 1999).

"Home care is fine but it has to be organized through a structure".

Karen Robert, an interior designer and the mother of four, said, "I'm a very disorganized person who has learned to be organized through trial and error".

Various tours of the Cradle, from drives to helicopter rides ($40 to $400 a person), can be organized through Palaeo-Tours, 27-111) 726-8788, www.palaeotours.com; the Palaeo-Anthropology Scientific Trust, (27-11) 486-3083, www.org.zarg.za; or Prospero Bailey's farm, The Cradle, 27-111) 659-1622, www.thecradle.co.za.co.za

Collaboration can be organized through a negotiation process by a logistics service provider.

The mission was organized through two organizations: the Liga Medicorum Homeopathica Internationalis, a key institution for homeopathy advocacy, and the German group Freundes Liberias, an organization dedicated to promoting co-operation between Germany and Liberia.

Sometimes they are organized through a formal agreement between organizations and sometimes they are carried out informally.

Lévi-Strauss suggested that in these examples the house was a kind of intermediate institution that took its place between societies that were organized through kinship and those where social organization was based on class.

Craft guilds were organized through regulations.

Others are organized through libraries, bookstores, synagogues and churches.