Sentence examples for organised entity from inspiring English sources

He added: "And then it got stolen by the one single most organised entity in the state, which was the Brotherhood".

"It's been very successful, but it's not an organised entity and there is no governing body or set of rules," says Grant Humes, executive director of the Toronto Financial District Business Improvement Area, (BIA).

This ethics for the future in Teilhard de Chardin's work found itself in an evolutionary perspective where the Earth is not perceived anymore as an already harmoniously and steadily organised entity where our only task is to preserve it, but rather the Earth is more a New Earth to construct (Teilhard de Chardin 1968, Galleni 2016).

Being an organised entity, it may be relatively easier to channel health promotion messages through their well respected leaders (imams and pastors) to the congregations.

The objects of the cadastral database are organised into logical entities, depending on their feature type.

Deferred maintenance, low levels of federal funding, immense debt and competition with airlines have all taken their toll since the quasi-governmental entity was organised in 1971.

Each chapter was organised as a separate entity so that it can be accessed and downloaded easily; this also allows replacement with a revised chapter without much disruption.

"US businesses and the US government should expect an increase in the number and severity of cyber-attacks, led by select nation states and organised political and criminal entities," he says.

They are organised as two distinct entities.

A state is a political entity organising a group of people in a territory, ideally providing vital services and protections for all citizens.

The speaker focuses on the upcoming elections, omitting the entity organising the elections (see example above).