Sentence examples for further organising from inspiring English sources

This was embarrassing for the Haidian District government of Beijing, which was reportedly investing more than $3m in the project.Last month SEPA went further, organising an unusually high-profile public hearing on a government-backed project, to which critics of the scheme were invited.

This year, he went a step further, organising a forum at his ranch in Guanajuato, on the rights and wrongs of drug legalisation.

It sounds like a ridiculous novelty, but actually Post-it Plus was a clever idea: an app capable of photographing your Post-it scribbles from a meeting, then turning them into a digital board for further organising, editing and sharing.

Criticisms are further organised into thematic groupings within each tier and the relationships between patterns signified by listing the number of any antecedent [A#] and subsequent [S#] criticisms.

Figure 3(b) is structured in order of increasing dimensionality (1D, 2D to 3D/bulk) where each of these dimensional classes is further organised in terms of increasing emitter work function.

We then present the Ds themselves and show how, as generic principles, they relate to practical methods of prevention; how they can be further organised to aid their learning and their use; how they relate to other formulations such as the Conjunction of Criminal Opportunity; and how they might apply, with expansion perhaps, to the wider field of SCP.

The data were further organised along the policy analysis dimensions of context, content, actors and processes, proposed by Walt and Gilson [ 13].

The lymphoma dataset [ 69] was stratified into germinal centre B cell-like (GCB), activated B cell-like (ABC), primary mediastinal B cell (PMBL) and unclassified, based on gene expression and further organised on the basis of sex and patient outcome.

Thus, the FERM domains appear to have evolved within an already polarised cellular context to further organise membrane domains in response to the requirements imposed by multicellularity.

This BM protein can be made from six different α-chains, α1(IV)– α6(IV), which appear in different combinations to form triple helical molecules called protomers (Hudson et al, 2003) that further organise into a sheet-like structure in the BM.

By adopting techniques used by the Anti-Corn Law League, their strategy was ultimately successful: local offices were acquired, secretaries hired and further meetings organised.