Sentence examples for organize ad from inspiring English sources

The General Assembly has drawn public attention to major issues, thereby forcing member governments to develop positions on them, and it has helped to organize ad hoc bodies and conferences to deal with important global problems.

There was a time, back in the festival's prime, she said, when she could prowl this mountain resort with her camera, meet stars and organize ad hoc photo shoots.

Sarah Brenneman seems to be taking Ms. Cooper's innate sense of form and function and making it her own in "Mount Harvey, Mount Harvey, Mount Harvey, Mount Harvey, Mount Harvey" (2004), a beautifully rendered watercolor and pencil work that integrates landscape and humankind's impulse to plot and organize ad infinitum.

Chapter authors Carlo Campos and Javier Ramirez Bañares propose three models to organize ad sales: media platform centric (with teams handling newspaper, TV, radio, online, events, magazine, etc).

In years past, relief efforts were organized ad hoc.

So medical students interested in global health are going outside of the classroom to learn — independently organizing ad hoc courses on topics like infectious disease and health care economics, attending international conferences on global health and, in some cases, traveling abroad.

As IVC applications mean very large self organizing ad hoc networks, even a simple application requires hundreds of vehicles equipped with OBUs along with wireless infrastructure.

Clustering is a well-known method for organizing ad hoc networks and is used in mobile and wireless sensor networks, but with different constraints and goals, so new clustering solutions for vehicular ad hoc networks (VANET) have to be developed.

We have followed their odyssey over the island and have organized ad hoc support, including the involvement of local authorities and press to raise awareness and dialogue.

For those patients who had their operation beyond 48 h, we hypothesized that extra trauma lists could be organized ad hoc within 24 h from admission, using any available staff willing to undertake extra work for an additional payment.

The Japanese government has organized ad hoc groups to develop evidence-based, clinical guidelines targeting 23 high priority diseases.