Sentence examples for organised there from inspiring English sources

Every minute is organised; there is very little room for spontaneity.

However, the terrorist attacks witnessed in the north in recent months appeared to have been organised there.

The gathering had to be held at a private venue, because the school thought it was too sensitive to be organised there.

The Bay was condemned as a "dump" in March by Germany's sailing team because of the garbage-filled waters, where they questioned how the sailing regattas would be organised there.

They are not officially banned, but they are not able to get a driving licence, and can be prosecuted and imprisoned for driving without a licence or participating in the protests that women have organised there against the ban.

If you're staying in nearby Palm Springs, the Indio site is a hassle to access any other way, particularly when the music has finished for the evening (though for the terminally organised, there are shuttle buses).

4. It is too difficult to organise There are many ways to export.

He knew how to sprint out of the ghetto gate with the work patrols every morning and, before the gendarme could raise his rifle or the Polish policeman could catch him by the scruff of the neck, he'd be gone, vanishing into the streets on the Aryan side.He had business to organise there.

The Congress had traditionally been less active in the princely states because of their limited resources which restricted their ability to organise there and their focus on the goal of independence from the British, and because Congress leaders, in particular Mohandas Gandhi, were sympathetic to the more progressive princes as examples of the capacity of Indians to rule themselves.

"Wherever there is organised crime there is human suffering, and we must take a firm stand against those who would seek to exploit and abuse the vulnerable".

There is no conformity in the way PhD programmes are organised and there are substantial differences in how PhD students are funded, supervised, and assessed--not only between universities, but also across different academic departments within the same university.