Sentence examples for its organised from inspiring English sources

That religion can be a tremendous force for good, yet its organised, dogmatic, wilfully misinterpreted mutation is the demonstrable opposite: ditto.

The UK Occupy movement seems to have entered its "Organised" stage; following on from its "Initial Excitement"/ "Recruitment" stage.

But they serve to highlight a central point, worth stressing as the game in its organised form celebrates its 150th birthday.

Thus, at the end of 1995 it organised its first ever multinational Implementation Force (Ifor), under a United Nations mandate to implement the military aspects of the Bosnian peace agreement.

Though its energies are directed towards inclusivity - mixing folklore and science - it still relies on naming species as its organising principle.

Ellis's American Psycho, meanwhile, is a novel that takes lists as its organising principle, resulting in a near pure text of disaffection.

She strives to alert the Orangemen to the traps set for them by Sinn Fein and its carefully organised "residents' groups".

By preventing its being organised around political parties, President Hamid Karzai sought to ensure a weak opposition to his strong executive.

Still representational, Study of trees is highly stylised, the subject of its title organised into vertical trunks and horizontal boughs, all flattened against the picture plane.

Day by day, town by town, the balance of power seesaws between the regime's forces and its loosely organised but increasingly better-armed opponents.

The head of the school district, Barbara Byrd-Bennett, defended the move, saying the system as its currently organised is not in the best interests of students.