Sentence examples for effectively organised from inspiring English sources

FIFTY-TWO FIFTY-TWO years ago this weeknedy gave a speech to Congress in which he argued that consumers "are the only important group in the economy who are not effectively organised, whose views are often not heard".

It's also because it's well run and research is effectively organised.

We compared each site to understand how post-partum services could be more effectively organised.

Don't give up the ship!" In contrast to the confusion and loss of leadership aboard the American vessel, the British boarding party was being effectively organised.

On the other hand, support of older people with IADLs, such as shopping or housework, which is more closely associated with the informal and the paid-for sectors, may be more effectively organised through community volunteer initiatives rather than formal state services.

25 The high rates of thrombolysis in this study could possibly reflect successful implementation of organised acute stroke care by hospitals in the study area and suggests the possibility that rates of thrombolysis can generally be improved when acute stroke care is effectively organised.

Performance considers the ability of an organisation and the people within it to effectively organise and deploy a complex intervention as part of their activities (e.g. do surgeons need extensive training to use a new piece of equipment?).

The automatic construction process of the Virtual DataSpaces Model (VDM) is described in detail for effectively organising multi-source and heterogeneous data resources.

"This is a government not so much on the side of hard working people, but Britain's worst bosses - those who want their staff to be on zero-hours contracts, poverty pay and unable to effectively organise in a union so that they can do something about it," said TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady.

The city's major unions have split their endorsements for the Democratic nominee four ways, effectively nullifying organised labour's impact on the election.2.

Researchers in Finland recruited 1,260 people aged between 60 and 77, and effectively re-organised the lives of half of them.