Sentence examples for be organized through the from inspiring English sources

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).

At least, however, the effects have been reported, so further work can be organized through the medicines regulators.

This can be organized through the formal public health system (e.g. the Programa Agente Comunitario de Saude in Brazil) or through a formal NGO network (e.g. BRAC in Bangladesh), but in both cases referrals to the formal health services need to be facilitated.

Mr. Morales told reporters after the meeting that if Mr. Obama does not repudiate the alleged plot to kill him, "I might think it was organized through the embassy".

The development of this reporting standard is being organized through the Standards and Reporting Committee of the Aquaculture Engineering Society AESS).

We also review how the communication is organized through the ARAS distribution list (Spectro-L), forums, and workshops to develop and promote spectroscopic work among amateurs.

The concentration of PB and the PTFE in the slurry was organized through the application of a 22 full factorial design of experiments, with the quantity of PB and the quantity of PTFE as the factors.

After 1952 the Polish sport life was organized through the Polish Cultural and Educational Union.

The NCP is organized through the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), and has an office in Ottawa.

(The university itself did not pay Murray to come to campus; it was organized through the American Enterprise Institute, where Murray works, in partnership with the CUCR).

On October 13, 1801, the village's first worship society, the 18-member Church of Christ, was organized through the efforts of Rev Caleb Alexander, another missionary active in central New York.