Sentence examples for primary organising from inspiring English sources

Related ideas of "human biodiversity" attempt to buttress the notion that race is destiny, and the primary organising category of society and history.

But even if we could go back to the workplace being the primary organising space, I would argue, would we want to?" Further on, we must develop community economies based on commonly owned and commonly managed resources.

We therefore felt that a barrier analysis may be a useful secondary analysis but not as a primary organising framework.

She states that gender identity can be changed by social interaction, leading to the creation of male and female patterns of behaviour associated with sex, or by the role of gender as the primary organising force behind the society structure, whereby male and female roles in that society are assigned based on sex (27– 27).

On August 13th most of the hopefuls will take part in a primary organised by Súmate, the opposition's main electoral pressure group.Mr Petkoff, however, is not taking part.

Sarkozy, who is running for the presidency again next year, is stepping up his hardline rhetoric ahead of must-win primaries organised by the French right in November where he is expected to face tough competition.

Since Rhaune Laslett handed over responsibility for the carnival, the primary body organising the event has split, reinvented itself, then split again several times.

It has two primary roles: organising cell growth and coordinating polarity (Meniche et al, 2014; Sieger & Bramkamp, 2014).

In many cell types, centrosomes are the primary MT organising centres, however centrosomes are not the only location where MTs are generated.

That is not just rhetoric: he faces a primary challenge organised by the Club for Growth, a group that wants a flintier conservative to represent the 18th.

The centrosome was classically defined as the primary microtubule-organising centre (MTOC) of the cell.