Sentence examples for organisers needed from inspiring English sources

The Games' organisers needed access to their park, and somewhere to put the athletes' village.

Second, and even more cynically, the event wasn't on telly and the organisers needed a good headline: "children's author wins Whitbread" would do.

In 1969, while he was doing some casual building work in Bearsville, New York, he heard that there was a large outdoor concert taking place nearby, whose organisers needed some heavy lifting done.

I don't think the festival organisers needed much convincing, though.

There is very stringent legislation that festival organisers need to meet to stage a festival.

But, thanks to the poor weather, the organisers need a little help this year, so take your own windfalls for turning into juice to help boost the estate's slim pickings.

Based on testing against previous year's puzzle Dr Fill might place 20th.The competition's organisers need not worry that Dr Ginsberg, as a professional constructor, can give his software an unfair edge.

The organisers need to bring in £500m from ticket sales, around a quarter of their budget, and the level of interest over the six-week window is a fillip.

To really make a lasting difference events organisers need to think more innovatively about how they can make it easier or cheaper for festival goers to make more sustainable choices.

The downside to following a race route, be it in France or Britain, is that they can take in some very busy roads: on the big day the roads will be closed off, so it isn't really something the organisers need to worry about.

There go all those dumb feedback forms – real data is what events organisers need.