Sentence examples for forms of organised from inspiring English sources

At the other, Interpol has warned of the strong links between illegal gambling and other forms of organised crime and identified the huge sums involved.

Charlie Hebdo was an opponent of all forms of organised religions, in the old-school anarchist sense: Ni Dieu, ni maître!

It handed Butt a 10-year ban from playing or coaching in all forms of organised cricket, with five years suspended.

A committed Christian who was hostile to the Church of England (indeed, to almost all forms of organised religion), Blake was influenced by the ideals and ambitions of the French and American Revolutions.

The fact that the city has no fewer than six different police zones makes the fight against illegal arms trafficking and other forms of organised crime cumbersome and inefficient.

He not only withdrew from all forms of organised finance, but launched a campaign against Barclays that has elevated him, in some circles, to the status of a superhero: Credit Avenger.

Psychological treatments in the form of psychoeducation, cognitive behaviour therapy, supportive coaching or assistance with organising daily activities are all thought to be effective [ 240- 242].

Thus it is no accident that, as Britain and America's brand of capitalism has fallen into disrepute, alternative, illiberal forms of organising economy and society have grown in attractiveness.

Contrary to much contemporary writing, the paper argues that space and location are of crucial importance to our understanding of network forms of organising.

Tasked with researching social movements to find the best solutions and forms of organising to create fundamental change, Vockins and his team found much of its inspiration in the very ideology it was trying to replace.

Three out of every 10 Asians go to university, 20% of all doctors are Asian and 37% of Asians take part in some form of organised sport.