Sentence examples for first organized working from inspiring English sources

We first organized working groups composed of personal from participating sites (MD and nurses), epidemiologists and quality assurance specialists supervised by experts of each domain concerned by the data measured or collected, in order to develop standard operating procedures (SOP), which detail the measurement method for each type of data.

Dick Durbin, the second-highest-ranking Democrat, has organized working groups among newer members on other internal reforms, such as ending secret holds and choosing committee chairs by caucus vote rather than by seniority.

Create a quiet, organized working space.

"It was the first organized collection of work in the field," said Dr. Jerome L. Sackman, an emeritus professor of engineering science at Berkeley and a former colleague.

That's kind of what Wally was here in San Diego". An early member of the San Diego Bottom Scratchers--one of the world's first organized dive clubs--Potts worked with his close friend and fellow Bottom Scratcher Jack Prodanovich to produce innovative spearfishing and diving gear.

Soon after the founding of the Québec colony in 1608, the first organized educational activity began with missionary work among the Indians, carried on mainly by members of the Récollet and Jesuit orders and, from 1639, by Ursuline nuns.

Create an organized work area.

Nevertheless, the role of trade unions in the Third World has remained predominantly defensive, organizing work forces that have been created by the international division of labour and seeking through collective effort to defend living standards and improve working conditions.

Interfaith work is community organizing work.

I do a lot of organizing work.

The party grew slowly at first, partly because the UGT had to compete with the anarchist trade union confederation in organizing the working class.