Sentence examples for organised projects from inspiring English sources
According to the Church Urban Fund, more than half of all parishes in the UK – 6,500 churches – run organised projects that meet some social need.
An estimated 10,000 schools, 2,000 colleges and innumerable local communities organised projects to tackle the despoliation of their own districts.
In 1992, Franklin author David C. Woodman, with the help of magnetometer expert Brad Nelson, organised "Project Ootjoolik" to search for the wreck reported by Inuit testimony to lie off the waters of Adelaide Peninsula.
Within the field of real estate and infrastructure, most clients have to organise projects with external project organisations.
With more than 20 artists from different cities now part of the studio, they organise projects that merge fine art with dance, cinema and theatre.
"[Syrian families] might not realise they are being exploited, so we try to prevent this by organising projects, for instance... we get the Jordanians and Syrians working together, cleaning the streets and giving out aid parcels.
We propose to classify the interventions delivered as part of Communities First into seven domains of regeneration, informed by a scheme used to organise projects funded by the New Deal for Communities.
Bernie Sanders announced plans for his new grassroots organising project, Our Revolution, on Wednesday night, declaring that "the struggle for justice still continues".
It is extremely important to organise project activities of students in the process of electronic and distance learning.
Financial resources of UNICEF were used to organise project seminars and roundtables to elaborate deinstitutionalisation mechanisms, develop regulatory documents, train personnel and provide methodological support in their activities, conduct monitoring and surveys, and organise material and technical facilities for new institutions.
At a higher level, local or regional groups of GPs organise projects to improve quality for instance through peer review groups.
