Sentence examples for environment organised from inspiring English sources

Part of the weekend-long Event for the Environment, organised by the west Devon environmental network.

These patterns represent a challenge to the conventional view of how the natural environment is organised.

The drivers in the contextual environment are organised in six main categories (Fig. 3): demography, economy and market, technology and science, environment including climate change, sociology and culture and politics and institutions.

Should an incident arise, the OIM performs one of the most critical roles within the Industry – management of the response to the emergency to mitigate and make safe the installation, including limiting the loss of hydrocarbons to the environment, or organise the safe evacuation of all persons onboard.

The socio-technical system has provided teaching with platforms and virtual environments which organise teaching and learning processes.

Significant cultural factors need to be overcome first, not least the concept that someone is always to blame, rather than a poorly organised environment.

Environment Agency Wales EAWW) has organised drop-in surgeries in the area to provide advice to those affected.

The aim was to gain insights into how Design for Environment (DfE) is organised in these companies and, thus help bridge the gap between methodological development and practice.

Although in the study of Cluskey et al. [ 25] US students most agreed that intrinsic motivation was needed for successful changes in healthful behaviour, our results indicate that the environment should be organised as such, 'forcing' students to make healthful food choices.

It would be worth reviewing again whether it would be better for a specific agency to organise environment and voluntary sector placements rather than contract them out to various private organisations.

SWOT comes from the field of management and business strategy, "…it invites decision makers to consider important aspects of their organisation's environment and helps them organise their thoughts" ([ 23], p8).