Sentence examples for from organised from inspiring English sources

In this sense, materialist Satanism seems close to, if not indistinguishable from, organised atheism, or perhaps atheism with rituals.

His answer now is this: he believes in a God, but has drifted away from organised religion.

We must take the trade away from organised criminals and hand it to the control of doctors and pharmacists".

These reconstruction efforts were part of the broader Renovation of Popular Housing Program (RHP), which produced over 45,000 new housing units under pressure from organised victims.

Wild camping – out on the hills, away from organised campsites – is technically illegal almost everywhere in England, unless you have special permission.

From then on the students – and other young people – kept on coming, from organised marches in Westminster to impromptu rallies elsewhere.

The Scottish Government's financial contribution will continue to come from assets seized from organised crime.

Another group of people likely to be dismissive towards the "spiritual but not religious" mindset might come from organised religion.

Corruption is often put forward as a serious hinderer of economic growth in South Africa, not just from the corporate sphere, but from organised labour as well.

"I think we're about a decade away from organised crime having these sorts of systems and selling them to terrorist groups".

The Joint Cyber Unit will concentrate on tackling the growing threat of cyber attacks from organised criminals, terrorists, hostile states and hacktivists.