Sentence examples for organised which from inspiring English sources

A large number of community meetings were organised which sought to address security needs and find solutions to resource conflicts.

"One of the difficulties of the UK's recycling infrastructure is that everything is locally organised, which means there are different systems and different ways of reporting on waste," says Chris Cook, Akzo Nobel's global sustainable development director for the decorative paints business.

A number of lectures have also been organised, which are already fully booked.

"They have revolutionised understanding of how cells are organised which is fundamental to huge number of diseases".

A hierarchical knowledge structure was characterised as "a coherent, explicit and systematically principled structure, hierarchically organised" which "attempts to create very general propositions and theories, which integrate knowledge at lower levels, and in this way shows underlying uniformities across an expanding range of apparently different phenomena" (1999a: 162, 162).

The main difference is that in the embryo signalling centres are spatially organised, which determines the pattern.

But in their haste they failed to distinguish between employees' right to organise, which badly needed strengthening, and their living standards, which they also tried to improve through legislation.

I wonder how much Coates felt himself in the tradition of that Black Panther movement that his father helped to organise, which advocated armed struggle as one means to achieve fuller liberation?

A silence retreat, she says, allows you to organise which of those thoughts come from within yourself, and which are merely reactions to outside stimulus.

I would encourage you to become a member of the CIWM - this would enable you to attend any of the open meetings and site visits that the regional groups organise which are all either low or no-cost.

Informal guided interviews with 330 farmers in Boushehr Province support these hypotheses and show that both perceptions of and behaviour in relation to water are closely tied to the farmers' ways of organising which, in turn, are influenced by the socio-technological origin of their water: wells, irrigation canals, qanats.