Sentence examples for organized and systematic from inspiring English sources

"It is organized and systematic".

"The Clinton administration was less organized and systematic, with lots of infighting, kind of like the old Will Rogers joke 'I belong to no organized political party; I'm a Democrat,"' Mr. Ruch said.

In a 2007 report that mentioned the cases on Madeira, OLAF said the use of false producer names had taken place "in an organized and systematic way over a long period of time".

"The Clinton administration was less organized and systematic, with lots of infighting, kind of like the old Will Rogers joke 'I belong to no organized political party; I'm a Democrat,' " Mr. Ruch said.

The book in question was never completed, and of course it's not his fault, but the reign of tolerance did end; whatever element of mercy and humility Christianity brought Germany evaporated; and, in the name of courage, strength, and a furiously proud intolerance, the country unleashed an organized and systematic slaughter on an unprecedented scale.

Since 1776, the year in which Adam Smith published "The Wealth of Nations" up to the work by Samuelson "Foundations of Economic Analysis" (1947) and up to modern times, economy and business fields have sought their own space as scientific or as an organized and systematic knowledge and have emphasized that the essential purpose of the entrepreneur or businessman is to earn profits.

Highly organized and very systematic.

He was systematic, organized, and had this sense of the future and the sense of the importance of his legacy to keep it and to take care of it, and we are very grateful that he did".

Still, none of these logical notions is addressed as an explicit topic of investigation, nor are they organized and presented in a systematic way.

A systematic, organized and documented procedural skills curriculum at the undergraduate and residency level is required.

The narrative data from the transcripts were manually coded and organized by the major emerging themes, organized and extracted through a systematic and reflective process [ 56], mainly focusing on practices of, barriers to and needs related to service utilization, also especially considering similarities and differences by site.