Sentence examples for organising of from inspiring English sources

Though McGuigan has no connection with his own brainchild, his son Jake has a role in the organising of the Lionhearts' home matches.

Union organising of the unorganised, and community activism in Britain have both traditionally been weak because top-down Labourism has been strong.

In this previous position I had done the scheduling and organising of the staff; these duties were assigned to a colleague during my absence.

In its geographical reach and through the solidarities created in the organising of a national movement, the siege of one city prompts another to come out.

They were encouraged by the new junta's swift organising of the elections that brought Mr Abdallahi to power last year as the country's first democratically elected president since independence in 1960.In this section A future of division, factionalism, stagnation and patronage Another president booted out The blame game Gang warfare, in the courts Who would be best for the Arabs?

For now, the only long-term benefit we Iranians can draw from the new, forthcoming presidency is to take advantage of the relative opening it offers and get down to the work of social organising, of training another generation to do political work.

It was Rupert's testimony that helped convict the Real IRA founder Mickey McKevitt of organising acts of terrorism in 2003.

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I found Section III on nonclinical testing (toxicological testing) the best organised of the book.

Today, she is chairman of two organising committees of the All-Russian Acrobatoc Rock'n'Roll Federatits, according to its website.

"It's one of the organising principles of their society," someone says.