Sentence examples for organised itself from inspiring English sources

Design management research organised itself into: Organisational studies: design in an economic sector or design in large firms, such as Philips or Olivetti Descriptive studies of specific methods of design management It is difficult to predict where design management research is heading.

The industry has organised itself into two groups, one led by Matsushita, the other by Hitachi.

After merging with a rival, it organised itself into a court of 24 directors, elected by and reporting to a "court of proprietors", or shareholders.

"Home" is a rambling, conversational book, but it carries at its heart a strong conviction: that prehistoric Britain organised itself from the "bottom up", as the author puts it, starting with the family.

Broadly speaking, this has been true of the past half-dozen World Cups, the ones since the Champions League organised itself into a credible and coherent annual event for all the best players in Europe and therefore the world.

Alexis Korner chips in now, hinting how functional melancholy can be: "I guess music, particularly the blues, is the only form of schizophrenia that has organised itself into being both legal and beneficial to society".

But anything that smacks of civil society organising itself is considered suspect.

But over the years, the city has begun to organise itself around the Metro.

But it is utterly central to the regime organising itself to hang on to power".

People have mistakenly felt that the women are oppressed, but power tends to organise itself in a pyramid.

Yet in terms of management, it has set up radically different ways of organising itself from those of traditional businesses.