Sentence examples for organising at from inspiring English sources

Just before her 90th birthday, PD James invited me to take part in an event she was organising at the Bodleian library in Oxford.

Just before her 90th birthday, PD James invited me to take part in an event she was organising at the Bodleian library in Oxford.

The Guardian reports today that Labour leader Ed Miliband plans to rewrite the Labour party's clause 1 to "explicitly put the principles of community organising at its heart".

Mr Wilhelm calls the $7.5m earmarked for organising at target companies, such as Wal-Mart and Federal Express, "radically insufficient".Nevertheless, many union barons are rallying around Mr Sweeney.

Ed Miliband may not use the phrase "Blue Labour", but he will push the ideas behind it, with community organising at its heart (see Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals).

Recent graduate Martha Crawford picked her MA for similar reasons: everyone studying community organising at Queen Mary University of London has the opportunity to do work experience with community organising group Citizens UK. "The placement is the thing that really made the MA stand out to me," says Crawford, who landed a job with Hackney Citizens halfway through the course.

The instruments to fight organised crime are organised at intergovernmental level.

This paper considers the question of whether the resource endowments of science-based entrepreneurial firms are influenced by the way technology transfer is organised at the parent organisation.

Especially in extended health networks realising inter-organisational communication and co-operation, authorisation cannot be organised at user level anymore.

They organise at local level.

Much of it seems to have been organised at state, rather than national, level.