Sentence examples for organised above from inspiring English sources

'Guys wow the GoFundme is looking pretty empty (£120 of £10,000 raised) and only six of you turned up to the planning meeting I organised above the Star of Bethy Green, can we start taking this a bit more seriously please?

Inter alia, this undermines the planning and implementation of educational activities that need to be organised above the school level, such as in-servicing of teachers during school vacations and the development of the conduct of examinations to measure learners' achievement across districts, regions, zones and/or the whole country.

Freedom, as we know, is the space inside the person that the siege wishes to obliterate, so that it becomes hard to breathe, to organise, above all to hope.

The output of this phase will be a provisional summary organised under the above headings and highlighting for each question the key areas of knowledge, ignorance, ambiguity and uncertainty.

They were evolved, organised and above all, strategic.

"There is a terrible pessimism in the way Gordon Brown thinks we should all be organised from above - our every move controlled by the great puppet master in the sky".

Hill said: "I am excited by this new challenge and it is a fantastic opportunity to develop a brand of football and build a team that will be like-minded in my values to be hardworking, enthusiastic, hungry, creative, dedicated, disciplined, organised and above all, have the will to win".

The rebellion over Lords reform was tactically smart, brilliantly organised and above all thoroughly disciplined - and the government whips were out-whipped.

Eight focus groups will be organised, as mentioned above, to ethnicity and gender.

The neighbouring municipality (Ikast-Brande) had close to 40,000 inhabitants of whom 24,000 were aged 35 or above, and 25 GPs organised into ten practices.

Interviews were transcribed and the data organised into thematic categories as above using Framework, an approach with associated software developed by the National Centre for Social Research specifically for qualitative policy evaluation [ 35].