Sentence examples for case of organised from inspiring English sources

"This is a classic case of organised fun," added Dd2704, "they're all trying really hard to be funny, and it's gone tits up".

They are believed to be part of a 200-strong gang that has been bribing or intimidating referees and players, to affect the result of a match, the score or other details.A statement by UEFA said it and its member associations "are facing a case of organised crime which exceeds the investigative power of sports jurisdiction".

In the case of organised breast cancer screening, the differences between the groups were small and statistically non-significant.

In the case of organised breast cancer screening, the age-adjusted odds ratios (Table 3) gave similar results in regard to the low and high-use groups as the adjusted percentages in the first analysis approach (Table 2), but the middle-use group had a somewhat higher screening participation than the low-use group.

The findings of this study, therefore, can say something about the average case of organising discharge in health services.

This represented a typical case of organising explicit discharge arrangements, as it involved changes in professional practice without being primarily a professional project.

Dog fighting has been illegal since 1835, but there are still cases of organised animal crime in which dog fighting rings take place underground.

"In this case the cost of organising the Olympics will not just be huge, but could well prove disastrous for the Greek economy and the Greek people," the paper's editorial writer warned.

The phenomenon of a group's having an identity and existence that is separate from its members is most readily apparent in the case of formally organised groups.

There was little chance of organised opposition.

Sharma, an additional sessions judge, threw out the case against two men accused of organising betting on the 2007 match, but then launched into a diatribe on the prevalence of gambling in India, describing the escalating involvement of betting rings in cricket as alarming.