Sentence examples for organised properly from inspiring English sources

Such matches should be organised properly".

But it is not organised properly and leaves the poor sods confused.

I think had the potential to be something great, but it wasn't organised properly.

"It's true, we've lost a bit of time," he says, "but when you get all this money you need to make sure that everything's being organised properly".

The debate is not whether a World Cup in the Middle East is a good idea – bid for, voted on and organised properly it probably is.

And if organised properly, say experts, it would also be a practical way for Germany to deal with the blunt fact that deaths are exceeding births.

"If the organisations don't hurry up and organise properly, they'll be disappointed.

Similarly, the Telegraph's Jim White believed that the success stemmed from planning, coordination and method: "Properly financed, properly coached, properly organised, the back-up for the Brits leaves the rest in awe".

"The best thing to do is to go on a properly organised expedition where organisers understand that you can't have many boats crowd around a single animal and you can't follow the animals day after day," advises Pitt.

Organise it properly today, and you could pull in five times that from across the country.

"At some point," argues John Zogby, a pollster, Mr Bush "probably will regain his footing, and then independent women who are really making the big difference right now may swing .Lastly, some Bush wounds are self inflicted and should heal if the campaign can organise itself properly (admittedly, a big if).