Sentence examples for organised a system from inspiring English sources

He disliked the way Corinthians was run, with management treating players like children, and organised a system where everyone in the club, from kit-boy to president, would vote about the length of training and the time of lunch hoping, no doubt, for greater laxity about parties and smoking and beer, all of which he found essential to his own free-ranging game.

He also worked to introduce order into the lending of money by Jewish moneylenders, and organised a system where the royal officials worked to combat fraud by both parties in the business of Jewish money lending.

We'll organise a system whereby cars are very cheap.

To organise a system that will cut the amount of waste we produce, both domestically and industrially, and to mount a campaign to encourage us to recycle and re-use.

There's a fleet of Skoda support cars in full race regalia (240 Octavias and Superbs are currently following the actual tour) and 45 mustachioed motorbike outriders who effortlessly organise a system of rolling road closures which ensure we sweep across junctions and through red lights as if we have diplomatic immunity.

Guided by Father Pepe, the church has organised a recovery system for paco addicts in their surrounding community, using a two-step process.

The introduction of such reserves will benefit the system through increased stability, damping of small or slow unpredicted fluctuations and the option to organise a DC system in multiple control areas.

The challenge was to provide a seamless service for patients with stroke in a community health service that was organised with a system (i.e., disability-related and (older) age-related services), which cross-cuts the needs for stroke, and other disease-specified groups.

He abolished taxes paid to the Catholic Church, established religious freedom, and organised a free elementary educational system that reached a majority of even indigenous populations.

The Chinese of Teochew and Hakka heritage established gambier and pepper plantations in the 1870s and 1880s, and the White Rajah of Sarawak began to organise an administrative system for these plantations similar to the Kangchu system in Johor.

In 2004, Al Faifi organised a trade union in BAE Systems after the company announced it was cutting pay by 40 per cent.