Sentence examples for organisation and execution from inspiring English sources

Over the years, people have questioned the organisation and execution of inspections and suggested alternative process models.

They are "lone actors" only in terms of the actual organisation and execution of a terrorist attack; their world view is shared by a significant number of people.

I was told that Sehgal doesn't believe in unnecessary air travel and thus left the organisation and execution of the constructed situation to a Sydney-based facilitator, and to Kaldor himself, who put his hand over the lens of a Chinese tourist's camera, perhaps in an effort to maintain the purity of the event, or perhaps to honour the strict stipulation of the artist's contract.

He attended the V Army Corps staff college in Kronstadt, and published a book, Logistics: Basics of Organisation and Execution, in 1926 which became the standard work on logistics for the Romanian Army.

The design, organisation, and execution of these trials require resources and personnel that may cost millions.

MMah: Contributed to the overall study design, the organisation and execution of the planned experiments.

6 7 This consisted of six subset test items: conceptualisation (abstract reasoning), item flexibility (verbal fluency), motor programming (organisation, maintenance and execution of successive actions), sensitivity to interference (conflicting instructions), inhibitory control (inhibit inappropriate responses), and environmental autonomy (prehension behaviour).

Without directly accusing Tehran of the plot, the resolution called on it to "to comply with all of its obligations under international law" and to "co-operate with states seeking to bring to justice all those who participated in the planning, sponsoring, organisation and attempted execution of the plot".

According to interrogation transcripts, the self-proclaimed head of al-Qaeda's military committee admitted to: The organisation, planning, follow-up and execution of the 9/11 operation.

However, our research supports the view that successful research must now include how the research is received by all parties involved in supporting healthy communities, including policy makers, practitioners and community organisations, and that research design and execution are only part of the equation.

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