Sentence examples for capable organisers from inspiring English sources
Countless expulsions failed to quell the rebellion which led capable organisers to jump ship to rivals such as the English Democrats.
Lansman is a fantastically capable organiser, with an instinctive understanding of many of the tensions and complications of Corbyn and his allies' position, and an honest sense of Momentum as "a work in progress".
Mercer is remembered as an efficient and capable organiser who never got the opportunity to demonstrate the tactical nous he had shown in training and exercises.
In his spare time, he is one of Michael Eavis's most capable lieutenants in the organisation of the Glastonbury festival, carefully sited on the Michael Mary lines by dowser and original festival organiser Andrew Carr.
It might even be worthwhile, dare I say, contracting out for your organisers, and leaving it all in the capable hands of someone who does this sort of thing daily.
"It was hard to think of someone capable of complementing the musical talent of Neil Young," festival organiser John Giddings said.
Terrorism and al-Qaeda expert Rohan Gunaratna described him as a "highly experienced organiser of terrorist attacks across international borders, one of an elite group capable of such events".
Others in the Olympic world, including some senior figures among the London 2012 organisers, feel that common sense should have been applied and that the team had proved they were more than capable of performing without embarrassment at the Games.
Labour organisers concur.
Several organisers were arrested.
