Sentence examples for organises itself from inspiring English sources

A strange reversal of roles is taking place: as the Zapatista movement organises itself into a parallel state, the Mexican state becomes an organiser of non-state violence.

He added: "One of the problems is that the way central government organises itself, in silos, makes it difficult to construct other ways of organising on the ground.

Through the way it organises itself as well as through the creative decisions it makes.

"If the sport organises itself, there is no reason why we could not be ready for Tokyo".

The reconfiguring of how a society organises itself affects families, employers, providers of goods and services, and public institutions.

This thoroughly contemporary movement organises itself through websites, such as Facebook and Live Journal, and video footage of each event with commentaries are posted within the day on the opposition website Grani.ru – GraniTV –and on YouTube.

A common point of departure for all the theories presented above is assuming an alternation between steady states of development, and transformational periods, when the system re-organises itself due to pressures stemming from the environment, often from technological development.

It is stitched deeper into its language than equivalents in neighbouring countries (such as the German Gemütlichkeit, and the Swedish mys) and is firmly entangled with the way that Danish society organises and projects itself.

The food itself is prepared by the catering companies — including independent chefs, restaurants, and street-food vendors — that City Pantry partners with, while the startup itself organises delivery.

The Youth Office organises some volunteer programmes by itself and others with a number of local institutions.

A Dutch government-funded organisation, the Trimbos Institute, organises over twenty pill testing facilities all-over the Netherlands.