Sentence examples for organising aid from inspiring English sources
In 1937, Leila agreed to go to teacher-training college "for one term only" but spent her time writing and organising aid to Spain during its civil war.
When thinking about future housing and infrastructure, and estimating demographic effects on school and hospital provision, planners have to think in the lump, of course; just as they must when organising aid for refugees.
Students in the UK have been instrumental in organising aid collections and showing support for refugees since this summer, spurred on by heightened media coverage of the crisis that has gripped Europe.
The Red Cross acknowledged last week that it had received an offer from the Russian foreign minister about organising aid convoys to the affected areas in Ukraine.
He spent his spare time in the UK organising aid convoys and campaigning on behalf of the Bosnian Muslims.
During the Spanish Civil War in 1936 39, he helped organise aid to those fighting the fascists and, during the winter of 1936 37, he visited the country.
Even a monk like Punya Wontha, who has spoken out about violence against Muslims and organised aid convoys to help those who have been affected by it, says he feels Muslims need to accept their place in a Buddhist society.
You might not be organising Live Aid but if you have previous office experience, excellent organisational skills and an eye for detail, you could be involved with putting together the events and exhibitions at to the Royal College of Art.
When Geldof was organising Live Aid, he'd announce the addition of bands to the line-up before even speaking to them.
They knew very little about charity, fundraising or organising humanitarian aid when they started, but they never let that stop them.
Stephen O'Brien took up the reins at the UN agency in charge of organising humanitarian aid on 1 June 2015, slap-bang in the middle of the worst humanitarian crisis since the second world war.
