Sentence examples for organised supply from inspiring English sources

The unit took part in the Battle of Ctesiphon in November, and organised supply drops to the British and Indian garrison in Kut during the siege that lasted from December 1915 until the following April.

Minister for Policing, Crime, Criminal Justice and Victims Mike Penning said: "Growing cannabis, whether for personal use or organised supply, is illegal and those who do so can face significant jail sentences.

It is too fragmented to organise supply in a way that keeps prices stable.

Andrew McAfee of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology points out that the first machine age gave rise to the modern discipline of management: companies hired armies of managers to co-ordinate the workers who operated the machines, and to organise supply chains and distribution systems.

But Waitrose decided to rationalise its supply in the early 2000s and wanted a smaller number of "category managers" to organise supplies all around the country.

If the kitchen isn't working, for example, prisoners will organise supplies from outside, and start cooking in unsuitable places like sleeping areas.

But once again she had to balance her research time with duties such as organising supplies, buying equipment, and taking responsibility for technicians.

When I was released, I got together with a bunch of the guys, along with some other contacts from interstate who organised the supplies and we started cooking.

Equally significant was the town's emerging role as a centre for the iron merchants who organised finance, supplied raw materials and traded and marketed the industry's products.

Thus freight forwarders, as well as doing basic tasks of arranging import documentation and booking space on ships, start organising the supply of parts and the preparation of kits for assembly.

It is organising the supply of expendable parts for British Airways; it also offers airlines and mechanics online technical data over the Internet, and it will modify aircraft in service as well as converting older airliners into cargo carriers.