Sentence examples for organised yes from inspiring English sources
For the first months of the campaign, it did little to build a coherent and organised Yes operation.That the Yes side went on to give the unionists a run for their money was thanks to the intervention of various civil society and other non-SNP forces.
Subsequently he organised a brilliant campaign to secure a yes victory in the European referendum.
The All Whites are a technically limited team, yes, but are very well organised and hard to break down.
A telephone poll of 2,000 people organised by the European Commission found a majority of men voting yes, but a majority of women no.
Where's our organisation in the Commons?" He thought the yes side of the argument was being organised, with fiendish efficiency, from George Osborne's office, and that his best hope of stopping the measure lay with their lordships.
Sinclair's complete works are available on Project Gutenberg, and the May Sinclair Society, launched this month, will be organising discussions, conferences and yes, some long overdue new editions of her works.
It is organised in diagnostic sections with branching tree logic and two to four screening questions with yes or no responses for each disorder.
Asked by Neuberger whether he felt organised religion encouraged the life of the spirit, he replied: "The answer is of course a good Anglican yes and no".
McInnes and Logan Nicolson, a teacher who organised a protest calling, last weekend, for a byelection in Lerwick, are active SNP supporters, radicalised by last year's yes campaign.
