Sentence examples for lively organisation from inspiring English sources

Now it is to get better, thanks to local artists and the Cleveland Beekeepers Associationn, a lively organisation nicknamed Tees Bees, who are getting together in a fascinating fusion of the little insects, art and modern architecture.

Norway, says Mr Stoltenberg, provides more UN peacekeepers, in proportion to its population, than any other country.It has also played a lively part in the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, which the Russians have tried to boost as the continent's main conflict-settling forum; last year, Norway's foreign minister was its chairman.

It has the highest literacy rate in Africa (over 80%), an established black middle class, a lively press, vigorous civic organisations and, until recently, an independent judiciary and a relatively sophisticated, well-diversified economy.

In today's challenging economic times, social impact measurement is generating a lively and healthy discussion among civil society organisations and donors alike.

Partly through her charisma, organisation and care for others, a lively Sufi community developed in Somerset.

And during a lively Q&A session, Cameron said he backed the living wage, but only for those organisations who can afford it; and defended his position on immigration from new EU member states.

Aiden McGeady looked lively throughout as the Republic showed plenty of endeavour and organisation.

However, one ancillary benefit of such a regime is that it provides a fertile and lively environment for investigating how coroners issue recommendations and how organisations respond to them.

But as nail-biting TV-watching evolved into a lively end of season party, there felt like plenty to celebrate for all involved in the Roughnecks organisation.

Looked lively.

Get lively.