Sentence examples for better organisation from inspiring English sources

The present article shows results of a survey addressed to women who were invited to a cervical screening programme in order to obtain information on their awareness about cervical cancer risk factors and screening, wishes for better organisation of the screening programme, and reasons for non-attendance in the organised screening programme.

"Better organisation leads to identification of their needs," he says.

As well as money, better organisation and co-ordination is needed.

He gave me his word that we would have better travel, better organisation and preparation.

By doing those things, building a better reputation becomes part of being a better organisation.

We will have better organisation in defence than the other teams.

That better organisation is always desirable cannot be disputed; nor that a better flow of information can save lives.

It would feature unlisted words, better quotations, better organisation, and would be called A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles.

But he said efficiency measures – leading to back-office costs falling 33% less – had made it a better organisation.

Understanding factors influencing consumers' gazing behaviour in an eye-tracking test will contribute to a better organisation and a more valid application of the method.

Both responses better organisation and subspecialisation have contributed to increasing the scatter of research (the spread of journal articles for a particular subject across multiple journals 3), which seems to be an inevitable consequence of its growth.