Sentence examples for organising base from inspiring English sources

As an organising base and a source of ideas, the CPS played a vital behind-the-scenes role in her capture of the Conservative leadership, election as prime minister, and transformation of Britain into the profoundly unequal country we inhabit today.

Di Natale says the key is field organising, "based a little bit on the Obama strategy".

This erases the history of political organising based around shared African ancestry, which has strong roots in Britain.

The authors also spoke at Louisiana State University, where several students subsequently formed a campaign group, Baton Rouge Organising, based on the 1960s national student movement they had read about in March.

In recent years, Islamic militant organisations have become much "flatter" – less hierarchic, less organised, based more on autonomous cells.

This paper analyses how effectively a potential centralised warehousing system can be organised based on its spatial components.

These activities are automatically organised based on the captured design information and, depending on the situation, the system can automate certain design processes.

Each section is organised based on the qualifications, age, and experience of the applicants.

The interprofessional module had to be organised based on competence according to the Bologna Declaration of 19 June 1999 so that widespread student mobility could be promoted.

Respondents' comments have been organised based on the cognitive behavioural framework as follows: (1) what we do (behaviours); (2) how we think (thoughts); (3) how we feel (feelings); (4) our body (physical); and (5) our world (environment).

However, the interviews will be organised based on the following general topics: (1) we will ask the participants to describe situations which they have found particularly interesting and/or challenging.