Sentence examples for problems were organised from inspiring English sources

Responses to identified problems were organised according to the urban rural setting (Table 3).

"The only big problem is organising it on a large enough scale," he said.

Problem-solving sessions were organised in seminars.

Observations were organised in Microsoft Excel.

A huge claim against the navy for health problems is being organised by Eaves, a Mississippi-based law firm that has represented Gulf war veterans and asbestos victims in other cases.

The health problems of patients are organised by healthcare episodes [ 20] and the ICD-9-CM [ 21] is used as the system for coding diagnoses; this task is carried out by the primary care physicians themselves when they register or modify the diagnosis of an episode.

In England, treatment and care for children and adolescents (up to 18 years of age) who have significant mental health problems or disorders is organised through a tier system, according to severity of symptoms and conditions from Tier 1 (primary care) to Tiers 3 and 4 (specialist and highly specialist (mainly inpatient) support).

His controllers were organising Nos.

In order to combat the problem, mass cataract camps are organised.

In February 2007 the first cohort of students commenced their studies at the Graduate School of Medicine in Wollongong, where the problem-based medical curriculum is organised around 93 core clinical presentations.

It's got massive problems, but the urban structure is organised in a really good way.