Sentence examples for generally organised from inspiring English sources
But actually, what Kids Company does is simple, so simple that its very existence is a reproach to the manner in which statutory social care is generally organised in this country.
They are generally organised in such a way that the brutality that leads to wealth extraction is committed by subcontractors at a distance or described in euphemisms, so that the stockholders, board members, and senior executives never really have to know what's being done in their names.
We would argue that New Zealand's 'regions', as generally organised around a major city, are quite equivalent, in terms of size.
Across the globe, public sector leadership is generally organised in a hierarchical and linear way with decisions distributed to an appointed leader at each level in the organisation; this structure is particularly evident in the Swedish school system.
"It has taken a lot of planning and just trying to be generally organised - and I did spent a lot of time marking homework on the floors of airports".
As the AIF operated within the British war effort, its units were generally organised along the same lines as comparable British Army formations.
Skills and tools we feel confident using for banking, shopping and generally organising our private lives may play no part in our jobs.
My Life on the Road examines this nomadic existence, from her wanderings with her father to her countless sojourns around the US on political campaign trails, college campus tours, or generally organising, writing, listening and inspiring.
In the late 1960s, the "Paisleyites", as they were generally called, organised counter demonstrations as a way of disrupting civil rights marches.
Inclusion of ELSA in technology programmes has generally been organised as calling for natural science/technology projects with an ELSA component.
