Sentence examples for need organised from inspiring English sources
According to Malone, Twain struggled for more than 10 years "to find a way to convince the reader that one doesn't need organised religion in order to lead a good life".
2 3 6 Timely, comprehensive and coordinated cancer rehabilitation entails systematic screening of those patients in need of rehabilitation services and it necessitates available and accessible high-quality services for the subgroup of patients who need organised cancer rehabilitation during and following cancer treatment.
There are too many of us and we need organising.
Democrats too are unhappy: "Great nations need organising principles, and 'Don't do stupid stuff' is not an organising principle," Hillary Clinton has said, attacking Obama for his risk-aversion.
"Great nations need organising principles, and 'don't do stupid stuff' is not an organising principle,'" Clinton told the magazine's Jeffrey Goldberg, mocking a principle attributed to Obama which he calls geostrategic prudence and his critics call geostrategic lethargy.
What sort of community needs organising?
It requires understanding "the business needs," organising business processes, and introducing and operating supporting information systems.
There's warehouses full of donations that need organising, there's fundraising that needs doing, there's public awareness; the word needs to be spread.
This study, therefore, could also help software companies improve the usability of their software, as different health professionals may need differently organised screens for the same data.
Arriving several days before the army, students assessed the villagers' needs and organised the delivery of supplies.
