Sentence examples for proper organizations from inspiring English sources

They have proper organizations and tested messaging strategies that have gone through decades of trial and error," added the strategist, who requested anonymity to discuss a subject viewed as very sensitive in the European Parliament.

The definition of these profiles can be left to the proper organizations, e.g. patient advocacy groups or the FDA.

The telomeric disk probably assures the proper organization of chromosomes prior to mitosis and their organized segregation during mitosis.

He didn't have a proper organization.

"An army has a government to defend, a command structure, training and a proper organization.

But the I.T.F. also ruled that the Chilean association failed in its obligationto ensure proper organization of the match.

The voting is set for September, but many activists say that is too soon to allow proper organization and campaigning.

His claims for literature were free of supernatural mystification, and he believed that the proper organization of language was supremely important.

Since the books and manuscripts need more modern conservation and proper organization, the St . Catherine Foundationand the American Associates of the St . Catherine Foundationhave been raising money to finance an assessment of the holdings and eventually to renovate the library.

Many of the most important reforms were implemented by the greatest of the Carolingians, Charlemagne, and were intended to reestablish the proper organization of the episcopal hierarchy and to abolish the drunkenness, sexual immorality, and ignorance of the clergy.

The former, which made clear the relative stations of court officials by giving them caps of different colours, aimed to encourage the appointment of men of ability and give the court a proper organization and etiquette of its own.