Sentence examples for organised body from inspiring English sources

Their book, The Mysterious Intermediary, argues that the Rosicrucians really existed as an organised body and were actively involved in Italian politics and society at the time.

In Europe, the Black Bloc is considered a tactic rather than an organised body, and has nothing resembling a centralised system of governance.

When I contacted them for comment, a spokesman told me that "the idea that reform and the progression of anyone within the Police Federation or anywhere else is being actively thwarted by an organised body of Freemasons is laughable and suggests an unbelievable element of will and influence from an organisation which is non-political, non-religious, values integrity and upholds the law".

The literature points to the difficulty of organising LHWs as a collective group in South Africa [ 23], and during the course of the interviews there was no indication of the existence of an organised body LHW of representatives.

He often held strong opinions and in fact after retirement "asked to have his name removed from the Medical Register, in order to promote the New Health Society (the first organised body to deal with social medicine), to avoid being disciplined by the General Medical Council.

Sort the things that you admire or respect into groups so that your letter has some sort of organised body and won't just sound like a list of bullet points.

I found this surprising because unlike other organised bodies that tend to swirl around in terrifyingly chaotic bickering before pulling out a deal at the last second, such as the United States Congress or the European Union, the global climate change conference doesn't have anything immediately at stake for any of the participants.

He was an active member of organisations such as the Tasmanian Stock Holders and Orchardists Associationn and the Royal Agricultural Society of Tasmania, the organising body of the Royal Hobart Show.

Co-operation between the government and Athoc, the games' organising body, improved.

An obvious example is the glassblower, dependent on tried and trusted ways of using tools, organising body movements, understanding his idiosyncratic raw materials with a depth of involvement so complete the process of making becomes almost automatic.

He will have support from Athoc, the games organising body, headed by a former ND deputy, Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki. Mr Papandreou's promise to be a helpful opposition leader should ease Mr Karamanlis's first few months in office.