Sentence examples for organising role from inspiring English sources

Lansman said he wanted to see Labour take on a similar community organising role.

Martin Gleeson was therefore a surprise selection at stand-off to face the Kiwis, although he has had some experience in the organising role this season with Warrington and in the first half of England's World Cup warm-up match against Wales last month.

Michael Chessum, who has played an organising role in the ULU demonstration, says: "We've reached a critical mass with the 'cops off campus' campaign.

After the occupation on 26 March, police arrested and charged 145 members of the group but later dropped 115 cases, claiming that those still charged had played an organising role in the protest.

This study builds on a view of organisational and professional projects as closely intertwined, where professionals take up organising roles and where organisations shape professionalism.

Building on this view of interdependence, Noordegraaf [ 24] introduces the notion of 'organized professionalism', where professionals take up organising roles and where organisations structure professionalism.

We ran a two-day disability awareness training programme for 25-30 stafromrom each MFI on disability myths and facts, universal design principles, and an introduction to sign language, and then organised role plays on putting these skills into action.

In some cases their rule-setting and game-nurturing functions should be split off from their marketing and event-organising roles.

Kenyatta denies charges of crimes against humanity, including murder, rape, forcible population transfer and persecution, for his alleged role organising violence after 2007 elections that left more than 1,000 people dead.

The service men and women in theory wash floors and make beds, but many take on crucial roles organising patients, giving them extra care or providing them with services the hospital would otherwise not provide.

It has two primary roles: organising cell growth and coordinating polarity (Meniche et al, 2014; Sieger & Bramkamp, 2014).