Sentence examples similar to internationally organised from inspiring English sources
AH is strongly organised internationally.
If such decisions are to be made regardless (which seems a reasonable assumption barring a radical change in how health provision is organised internationally), they should at least be made using the most complete and accurate information available.
Primary care for many health care systems is organised similarly internationally [ 5] and findings are likely to be generalizable more broadly.
Organised criminal gangs operating internationally are suspected of playing a major role in the horsemeat scandal that has seen supermarket shelves cleared of a series of products and triggered concerns about the contamination of the UK's food chain.
TB control within South Africa is organised according to the internationally recommended STOP TB policy.
He also came up with the idea of "multiplexing", where many pieces of DNA are sequenced simultaneously rather than one by one.In the late 1980s Dr Church helped organise the internationally funded Human Genome Project, whose aim was to sequence all 3.3 billion base-pairs within a human genome.
Microsoft describes the internationally-organised assault as "our most aggressive botnet operation to date", marking the first time that "law enforcement and the private sector have worked together to execute a civil seizure warrant as part of a botnet disruption operation".
"Ironically, on Saturday night, I organised a private performance to thank the builders, in which local amateur musicians shared the stage with internationally famous theatre artists.
Or take organised labour.
