Sentence examples for organisation ideas from inspiring English sources

Internal critics will need to get their act together, in terms of organisation, ideas and policies.

"His organisation, ideas and thoughts reached a dead end," he said.

Fascist organisations, ideas and terminology were essentially a feature of the war and post-war years.

For instance, software that is used to draw mind maps (e.g., MINDMAP, SmartDraw and FreeMind) can be an effective tool for students to organise ideas and refine the organisation of the ideas.

It suits the Liberals better to let the Conservatives take the blame for the recession while rebuilding their own finances, organisation and ideas.

The SNP might claim they are simply protecting their interests but the email suggests an organisation where ideas must be inspected from every angle, put through the party wringer and rendered pure and spotless before they can be entertained at something as august as the main conference.

In spite of my aversion to the word "ideation," I can't argue against software designed to help an organisation solicit ideas from its people.

My portfolio of activities involves a lot of organisation, applying ideas that have worked well elsewhere to our own challenges, and having the conviction that solutions exist to surmount constraints that are part and parcel of the situation.

As to new models of organisation first ideas have been worked out.

Innovation can be defined as "the intentional introduction and application within a role, group or organisation of ideas, processes, products or procedures, new to the relevant unit of adoption, designed to significantly benefit the individual, the group, the organisation or the wider society" [ 9] (p.209].

His campaign website, Hugh's Fish Fight, links to all sorts of organisations with ideas on CFP reform.