Sentence examples for organized how to from inspiring English sources

One channel focuses specifically on college students, offering detailed information about how agencies are organized, how to prepare for a job interview and how to develop a portfolio of work for those interested in becoming copywriters or art directors.

The catalogue for a 1999 restrospective at London's Hayward Gallery said his work "addresses the central concerns of European painting: how light falls, how space is organized, how to reconcile different ways of looking at things".

Though staff shortages were persistent in some of the clinics throughout this time, the task force organized how to maintain AMPATH's usual comprehensive services by providing food and social support services, in addition to medical care.

It helps you make a case, but it also makes its own case: about how to organize information, how much information to organize, how to look at the world.

In this situation, the prefectural (county) government is responsible for planning the mergers and reorganizations implementation schedule, as well as organizing how to carry it out.

What AIDS gave me is something to fight against, and I learned, because of AIDS, we, my people, my tribe, the GLBT community learned how to organize, how to raise money, how to band together, how to be political, how to demand for our rights, how to write about our pain, how to march, how to approach, realize and finally attain equality.

You can organize how to deal with specific fears ahead of time.

You need to know your stuff, to do the research, to collect and evaluate the data, and to organize how it will be presented to students.

Companies are social, yet we often use better tools to organize our social life than to organize how we work.

In light of this, the public transportation is a key and a transversal component that helps citizens to organize how they move over the city.

"Their sophistication comes on a couple levels: their organizing — how their organizing is able to push policy — and how they've been able to retain and develop really strong organizers and movers and shakers," Mr. Tom said.