Sentence examples for organises many from inspiring English sources

Operating in over 23 countries, UBM EMEA organises many of the world's largest, most important trade exhibitions and conferences together with online and print media across a wide variety of industries.

Germany's Haniel family, too, works hard to encourage its 650 family members to behave as responsible owners and organises many events to enable them to meet.Michele Ferrero, Ferrero Rocher's long-time boss, who died earlier this year at the age of 89, was in some ways the archetypical family businessman of the post-war generation.

Although open only to chemists (albeit interpreted in the widest possible sense) from London and the Home Counties, SET for BRITAIN organises many similar events aimed at giving young researchers of all stripes the opportunity to get the attention of policy-makers.

It organises many activities and projects to promote excellence in broadcasting, and to improve programmes, skills and technologies of its members, including the ABU Children's TV Programme Item Exchange.

Trading from an elegant and exquisitely presented shop on one of Istanbul's most fashionable streets – his neighbours are mostly high-end European superbrands – Portakal organises auctions and deals many of Turkey's finest objets d'art.

Student Minds organises confidential students support groups at many UK universities, which aim to maintain a pro-recovery atmosphere.

2. Join a meet The Pinnacle Club organises around 30-40 meets a year, many at our club hut in Snowdonia, but also in different parts of the UK and abroad.

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

He organises a second trek, combining new migrants with many from the original group – including Koffi and the first person arrested on the previous trip, Sekou Yara.

The current City of Stories initiative is spearheaded by Writers' Centre Norwich, which also organises regular workshops, literary salons and reading events, many of them free, that ensure Norwich's literary community don't go too stir crazy in their various writing nooks.

Dirk Bosmans, its communications manager, told the trade publication MCV: "The industry organises campaigns on a regular basis to inform as many consumers as possible.