Sentence examples for organised order from inspiring English sources

A knight bachelor is just an ordinary knight, an everyday medieval warrior, who is not a member of an organised order of chivalry.

Arrange them in a neat and organised order on your desk.

For her, everything, including her own work, is material to be organised, ordered, presented.

Despite 'home' being a common discourse, the spaces within care homes were often organised, ordered and experienced as two distinct, co-present worlds: the dwelling place of residents and the workplace of staff.

For the Roma themselves, the main challenge at the moment is to become better organised in order to fight more effectively for their rights.

Balancing priorities: while you may be anxious to start growing your enterprise remember you are still a student and need to stay organised in order to graduate.

"We knew two weeks ago that the protests that were being organised in order to express the concerns that some people have over higher education funding had been hijacked by extremist groups.

Two pre-inclusion investigator rating sessions were organised in order to homogenise the evaluations.

The Clinique is organised in order to make diagnoses of a topic.

Instruments for self-evaluation in Educational Centres (SEP, 2007) and the information in the answers from the instrument related to a Likert Scale were organised in order to make graphic representations (quantitative features).

For these reports, Policy Forum workshops are again organised in order to prioritise the specific focus of a report (such as those published on potential indictors of child vulnerability and the frequency of residential mobility (Morton et al. 2014a, b, 2015).