Sentence examples similar to organised drop from inspiring English sources

At Cardiff University, students have organised drop-in sessions for asylum seekers and refugees since 2006.

Environment Agency Wales EAWW) has organised drop-in surgeries in the area to provide advice to those affected.

The unit took part in the Battle of Ctesiphon in November, and organised supply drops to the British and Indian garrison in Kut during the siege that lasted from December 1915 until the following April.

Pyongyang insists these are not empty threats, but activists remain unperturbed and continue to organise further drops.

To make matters worse, the Foreign Office has dropped organised crime from its list of priorities altogether.

5.24pm: Remember that e-petition we reported on recently, calling for the NHS bill to be dropped, which was organised by Dr Kailash Chand?

This is not the first attempt to organise unmanned aid drops into Syria.

To facilitate the needs of smaller businesses which are not able to organise early-morning drop-offs, the city of Gothenburg helped launch Stadsleveransen (the City Delivery) to pool together deliveries for shops and businesses within a central zone stretching about 10 streets.

The mission, called Eulex, is mired in allegations that some of its officials took bribes in return for dropping three cases involving organised crime.

A drop-in service was organised by every government eye clinic, whereby patients attended to be treated within the eye clinic or referred to either PMH or SMH to see an ophthalmologist.

Now, though, the anti-racism initiative organised by the student union has been quietly dropped after successfully running for three years.