Sentence examples for lead organisers from inspiring English sources

In telling this story, the lead organisers explain how the inquiry process was organised as a learning system to enable the Network to 'learn' its way to relevant directions for future research, and secondly, how the broader social process was organised and facilitated to create a context for effective interaction between the people involved.

This paper seeks to explain how the lead organisers addressed this challenge, through a detailed and reflective discussion of how the research programme was organised and facilitated to achieve the Network's primary aims.

Neil Jameson is founding Director of Citizens UK and Lead Organiser of London Citizens, together these broad based organisations make up the largest community organisations in the UK.

Previously she was founder and lead organiser of West London Citizens.

Matthew Bolton is Citizen UK's lead organiser with North London Citizens and also lead for the national Living Wage Campaign.

In the late 1990s, Satyarthi was a lead organiser of the Global March Against Child Labour, aimed at raising consciousness about millions of children abused worldwide in a form of modern slavery.

Neil Jameson, London Citizens' lead organiser said: "There was a lot of understanding, particularly as we were lobbying also for the security staff to be paid a living wage, so there was never any struggle.

Despite their differences, the Castros still living on the island were said to regularly attend weekend gatherings with outdoor meals and horseriding hosted by Raúl in his role as lead organiser of family events.

Tenants that were rent-stabilised being told they weren't – being given notices of non-renewal … and folks who don't know to question that, and view the landlord as a sort of authority figure, tend to move out," claimed Brandon Kielbasa, lead organiser at the Cooper Square Committee, a Manhattan-based community development group advocating for tenants in the East Village Portfolio.

Using a thick Tuscan accent, a man pretending to be the Italian prime minister, Matteo Renzi, asked Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, head of the pontifical council for the family and lead organiser of the Philadelphia event, how things "really went" in the City of Brotherly Love.

Except it rather removes the point of an lead organiser paying the monthly subscription fee.