Sentence examples for present organised from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that local authorities, as at present organised, are unloved, and few of us bother to vote in local elections.

The overwhelming majority of survivors present organised electrical activity on electrocardiogram or cardiac motion on ultrasound, and belong to the latter group [ 2, 32, 33].

Chouf was present, organising the International Feminist Art festival, Chouftouhonna, to mark the event.

It's Christmas Eve and Vic and Beef can't wait to start the celebrations, but this isn't the case for poor Bob whose festivities are cut short when the Christmas present he organised for his sulky son Erik catches fire.

The festival is just over 100 years old in its present, highly organised form.

She added: "Never in my entire experience has a film festival been so fraudulently presented and organised.

Usually software is used to present and organise the questions and pictorially highlight the location on the plan or the loop being studied.

I am infuriated and ashamed in equal measure, whenever I leave and re-enter the country, to see how poorly presented and organised our border is compared with pretty much anywhere I have come from.

Next, results are presented and organised in two categories.

In classic PR-speak, the official announcement makes mention of Flipboard and Ultravisual's "shared vision" of beautifully presenting content, organised around interests, and says Ultravisual's team will bring "insights and expertise" to that vision.

A triple helix context, as defined by Etzkowitz and Leydesdorff (2000), is thus present for organising the aim of governments, universities and offshore wind industry for joint innovation collaboration.