Sentence examples for organised only from inspiring English sources

Both vice-president Joe Biden and the secretary of state, John Kerry, will be out of the country for the visit's duration on travel that was organised only after the prime minister's trip was announced.

A limitation of our study is that we organised only one focus group.

Lawrie Quinn, who is campaigning in Scarborough and Whitby, remembers organising only two such events during the 2001 election campaign.

In the past, Democrats tended to organise only as elections approached, but failed to involve their supporters between elections; that's changing.

The party said that Falun Gong was not only organised, but, despite its denials, intent on wreaking political havoc.That, if true, would not be without precedent.

One study from Syria [ 17] described how a field hospital, which included surgical activities, was set up and organised, but the study only reported on 28 surgical patients.

Events will be organised not only in Washington but on the campaign trail as well.

In the Defence Report of 1939, it was stated that forces would be trained and organised not only for internal security and defence but also to defend British interests in service outside its borders.

"Waiting in hospital for care to be organised not only undermines an older person's chances of recovery, it is also profoundly upsetting for them and their families.

Police had to close roads surrounding St George's Plateau in the centre of the city when the event, which was organised with only two days notice, attracted large crowds.

Lambasting her one-time friend for calling the election "on the sly," Konstantopoulou disputed the way the poll had been organised, saying only creditors had been informed of the surprise move beforehand.