Sentence examples for organized complete from inspiring English sources

Perhaps any adverse consequences resulting from these anomalous characteristics might be in some measure overcome if the defendant could be assured of the opportunity to try to exculpate himself by an explanation delivered in an organized, complete and coherent way.

There have been books LIKE this before but they were never this beautiful, well organized, complete, or labor intensive.

The platform provides a single integrated platform to manage and organize complete event life cycle from a single place.

Organized crime organizations complete 62% of external actor-based breaches, and system admins are the top internal actors responsible for breaches 25.9% of the time.

Forums and wikis could have complementary functions and should be organized to complete each other for scaffolding students' self-regulated strategies and learning.

He continued, "The U.S. Government has organized a complete blackout on information about bin al-Shibh because they know that they must stop him speaking out about my nonparticipation in the operation 9/11".

The Globe Theatre in London organized The Complete Walk a 4-km (2.5-mi) course that included 37 short films, each of which explored one Shakespearean play; the project was to be exported to cities in several other countries.

Books such as "Hitchcock's Notebooks" (Spike; $30) and "Hitchcock's America" (Oxford; $17 in paper) have directed our gaze to unconsidered corners of his work, while the Museum of Modern Art organized a complete retrospective of his movies (fifty-three arextantntogetherther with an exhibit of Hitchcockiana, which shows until August 17th...

Books such as "Hitchcock's Notebooks" (Spike; $30) and "Hitchcock's America" (Oxford; $17 in paper) have directed our gaze to unconsidered corners of his work, while the Museum of Modern Art organized a complete retrospective of his movies (fifty-three arextantntogetherther with an exhibit of Hitchcockiana, which shows until August 17th..

A computational support was developed, based on that set of patterns, to facilitate the organized and complete writing of the requirements document.

A team of reviewers concluded that the computer-generated summaries were superior, describing them as better organized, more complete, succinct, comprehensive and useful.