Sentence examples for necessary organization from inspiring English sources

Now comes a retelling of the United Nations story to remind us why it remains a necessary organization.

He cites an "extremely efficient" export credit system to finance orders and Europe's creation of "all the necessary organization to assist the construction of the vessels — furniture, decoration — which does not exist at the moment in the Far East".

The will states that the dog in question, a nine-year-old German Shepherd named Bela, is placed in the care of a close friend, who is to do all the necessary organization and ash scattering and what have you. .

They were sceptical about successful implementation, unwilling to relinquish their authority, or reluctant to take responsibility for the necessary organization.

In order to avoid parallel policy making (especially when making policies for different areas) and minimize the economic and social cost of transport, we need a coordinated, multimodal approach, which includes the necessary organizations and public private bodies (with secure and sustainable financial background) with exact tasks and responsibility on all territorial levels.

A protein necessary for organization of the vesicle release site in neuronal synapses also influences calcium channel localization and interaction with vesicles.

When necessary, the organization resorted to violence to pursue its segregationist purpose, and between 1917 and 1921, bombs were used to discourage encroachment into majority white neighborhoods.

The results confirm that the so much desired plug-and-play character of a modular system is difficult to achieve in a social system, making it necessary for organizations to put extra effort in standardization, co-ordination and socialization capabilities.

Such an entity would be an answer to the claim that one should not replicate the state model at the European level as the 'system of states' is what makes necessary international organizations in the first place.

While it may be necessary for organizations to add or delete determinants to those identified in this research, depending on their particular situation, they should be able to apply the described methodology to assist them in identifying the risk determinants appropriate to them.

When necessary, community organizations used violence to pursue their segregationist purposes, and between 1917 and 1921, bomb use discouraged encroachment into majority white neighborhoods.