Sentence examples for organisation order from inspiring English sources
Without adequate organisation, order and cooperation on the ground, airdrops can fall into the wrong hands or be carried off by the strongest before they can be distributed to older people and children.
The organisation ordered the recapture of the feral beavers in November, saying it was illegal to allow their escape or release into the wild.
Attorney general Talaat Ibrahim has cited them as a terrorist organisation, ordering the police and army to arrest anyone suspected of being a member.
It therefore seems that in many ways (relative numbers, organisation, ordering), there is a 'constancy' regarding HK and RR gene distribution - i.e. for every RR there is a HK (and vice-versa) - thus at the genetic level the basic unit of a TCS is apparently a HK-RR gene pair.
EMT responses were reasonably well dispersed across the Irish voluntary organisations: Order of Malta (96, 24%%), Civil Defence (80, 20 %), St. John Ambulance (29, 7 %) and the Irish Red Cross (97, 24%%).
Although the general organisation (macroscopic order) of different cellular organelles is relatively conservative, morphological details of any organelle (e.g. microscopic order) vary even between two neighbouring cells.
It was agreed within the World Trade Organisation in order to ensure patent rights were respected around the world.
The service-design approach requires a willingness to reimagine anything and everything within an organisation in order to improve internal systems and user experience.
WikiLeaks is now trying hard to portray itself as a journalistic organisation, in order to benefit from the first amendment's protection of the press and free speech.
Mail Online's whole strategy is based on reproducing the work of every other media organisation in order to ensure that it becomes a one-stop shop for surfers.
As a company we are looking to gather data and analyse patterns across the organisation in order to target resources, improve services and maintain placement stability.
