Sentence examples for largely organised from inspiring English sources

The EU has long been trying to unite a fragmented system that is still largely organised around national boundaries.

And they were largely organised and led by young women: the Millions March NYC was set up by Umaara Elliott and Synead Nichols.

Most of the rallies appeared to start peacefully until they confronted the security forces, who are largely organised at a regional level.

But the practice is known to be especially common in Kurdish regions, where life is still largely organised around tribal structures and Islam, and where status and power are measured in numbers.

The trouble is - and here Allison Pearson is right - modern life is largely organised round the split between home and work, and women cannot stitch up that division by themselves.

The strong focus of Monday's letter, largely organised by Compass, is the disruption of the existing power networks in society by handing power to more local institutions and public service users.

In the context of iGEM, this combines with the rhetoric (or myth) of meritocracy through which American universities largely organise themselves, in accordance with the belief that 'individuals get ahead and earn rewards in direct proportion to their individual efforts and abilities' (Mcnamee and Miller, 2009, p. 2).

The protests over Gaza are largely being organised by those on the British political left.

The analysis of safety incident reports has largely been organised and managed by safety classification systems.

Worse, pensions are organised largely at the municipal level, and are not easily portable.

They organised, largely through secular movements, and took to the streets, often in violent protest.