It gained official recognition in 1998 with the efforts of Valley Voters Organised Toward Empowerment (or Valley VOTE) to gather up enough signatures to put the proposal on the ballot.
Hospitals that do not optimise follow a more integrative approach where the hospital is organised toward the client (focussed factories).
While Trump has doubled down with raucous swing state rallies that some have compared to a rock music tour, Clinton is spending heavily on TV advertising and local organising, with an eye toward states in once safely Republican territory.
He has no clear successor and there are no steps being taken toward organising a presidential election.
But, while there may be some tactical overlap, the alt-right's organising is ultimately geared toward the intimation of and physical manifestation of violence.
While this is standard practice, a young Arabic-speaking foreigner, hanging out for hours in street markets, and asking about unionisation, future organising plans and attitudes toward the government, is likely to have looked extremely suspicious to most Egyptians – who have been told over and over to be on the lookout for foreign agents.
"This is part of a greater change in the way we conceive of organisations, and in the different way we organise for scale and move toward more knowledge or technology work with less need for larger numbers of human beings doing coordinated and repetitive tasks over time".
As radiology reports are part of the health record, the current format of free-text radiology reports should be "organised" and shifted toward structured reports.
Whatever they choose to do, Pichai says, has to be in some way directed toward the small matter of "organising the world's information and making it universally accessible".
'Caravans' coming". The line could be in reference to migrants moving en masse from Mexico's southern border with Guatemala toward the US, organised by volunteers called Pueblos Sin Fronteras (People Without Borders).
