It appeared reasonable from the findings that the presence of females and girls could be increased by holding the IPC activities far into the villages instead of organizing them within the premises of haats and bazaars only.
The speed-dating was organized on the premises of the University's bar to convey a comfortable space suitable for the romantic tone of the event.
The basic premise is that there is no one best way of organizing and that different organizations are not equally effective or efficient (Galbraith 1973).
This work is built on the premise that improved ways of organizing and sharing evidence can help achieve the translation of multi-faceted knowledge into policy.
Being able to solicit consistently on a business' premises would be an enormous aid to organizing.
The program's premise is that rather than endanger fragile artworks by organizing a single blockbuster, it is wiser to put together smaller shows built around the Leonardo collections in different cities.
The main premise of the play is the lead character, Lysistrata, organizing women to have a sex strike.
Hands-on training for the selected molecular amplification assay was organized at the ICRL premises.
The basic premise of the typology is that each orientation requires another way of organizing a partnership according to the six dimensions for effectiveness in achieving its goals.
