Sentence examples for mostly organised from inspiring English sources

Carjacking is mostly organised by syndicates of thieves who export to other bits of Africa.

You've got fieldwork excavations, mostly organised through charitable institutions or limited companies, which bid for work.

In general, universities in France concentrate on teaching, with research mostly organised by national public-research bodies.

The exchange is mostly organised through Facebook groups, and encourages people to send a low-value gift (usually limited to $10 too a person whose name and address is at the top of a long list of participants.

The fifth day of marches, mostly organised on social networks, came as the country hosted the opening games of the Confederations Cup, a warm up to the World Cup.

Mostly organised on the web by activists working below the radar of the mainstream media, they have taken the establishment by surprise in many countries and only been reported by independent media.

Human rights activists, mostly Shia, organised frequent demonstrations to protest against the slow pace of democratisation and what they saw as the suppression of human rights.

The role will mostly involve organising two study days and encouraging more DCPs to become part of BSG.

Training is organised mostly according to organ systems after an initial period of technique-oriented teaching.

Organised mostly via Facebook, the event wasn't a bad loser's parade, but a bid to remind the government, the Leave voters and rest of the world, that we need a clear plan for how our post-Brexit country is to be run.

The letter indicates the ICPC-2 'chapter', organised mostly in body systems ('F' refers to the Eye).