Sentence examples for is organised through from inspiring English sources
These days, Britain's official interest in space (which is not much) is organised through the European Space Agency.
One American in two gives two or three hours per week to a volunteer cause; and much of this effort is organised through churches.
In the first a large-scale meet-up is organised through social networks on the occasion of the arrival in London of a star blogger.
A specific oedometer cell has been set up to measure the swelling pressure of compacted montmorillonites at constant volume and to concomitantly visualise the evolution, upon wetting, of how the microstructure is organised through X-ray microtomography.
London Underground says the cost of the next stage of the much-needed investment on the tube, which is organised through the public-private partnership (PPP), is about £4.1bn.
"Leading into competition I am on complete media lock-down – I only have a media day that is organised through British Swimming, so literally I am not allowed to talk to anyone in the lead-in to big competitions.
Celebrations marked the third year of Nepal celebrating International Day of the Girl Child, and 2014 marked the first time the celebration was organised through such a rich and diverse collaboration of 13 organisations under the leadership of the Government of Nepal's Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare.
Channel 4 News, the Telegraph, the New York Times, Washington Post, BuzzFeed News, ABC News in Australia and Agence France-Presse are among more than 20 news organisations to have signed up to the partner network, which is being organised through Google-backed First Draft.
