Sentence examples for organised space from inspiring English sources

Middle leaders organised space for the meeting.

This means you can write the homework you receive and when it is due in an already organised space.

Slack's winning formula combines an organised space for people not only to talk to each other but — by way of integrations with other apps — get work done.

In recent times, with the establishment of liberalism also at the level of organisation of the territory, so that organised spaces may seem like a conflict between individuals (the other side of the coin is collaboration), it has not been possible to deny the existence of processes of exchange, integration, collaboration and competition, and conflicts between individual interests.

I am constantly looking to see what the correlatives are in opera to organise space.

"The occupiers aim to create an anti-cuts organising space in Bloomsbury, where representatives from the anti-cuts groups can co-ordinate their campaigning efforts in the run-up to [the national demonstration organised by the Trades Union Congress on] 26 March".

Other goals in the planning of Hågaby, were to facilitate an efficient local as well as distant mobility (transportation and communication) and to organise space for social contact as well as for privacy for individuals and households.

Examples of a bottom-up process in building the peace include Northern Ireland, where a Citizens Inquiryy was launched in the early 1990s, organising spaces for public discussion of the conflict.

These were backed by 'hi-tech work protocols' such as prioritising work through dispensing baskets, standardised communication systems between staff, and between staff and customers, regimented transport system for prescription collection and delivery, highly organised medicines storage equipment and organised physical space.

Students have democratically organised the space as a resource for the local community without any support or funding from the university.

In the 1936 Nuremberg Nazi rally, the lights are organised in space to send a very clear message of: we are big and you are small".