Sentence examples for properly organizing from inspiring English sources

In a world in which information is recorded in databases and transmitted electronically, campaigns and committees should be responsible for properly organizing and presenting the data as they prepare their filings.

The corporation needs to sell stock to its founding shareholders as part of properly organizing the corporation.

For example, properly organizing health providers to this group can reduce hospitalizations by 25%.

"Clean up under trees, shrubs and ground cover on a regular basis". Though there are no guarantees that you'll avoid a fire, by properly organizing the landscape, you can minimize the chance of damage.

Much of my activism recently has been triage - just trying to get my union members paid properly, organizing to save cheap apartment buildings or responding to Vancouver's fentanyl overdose crisis.

Despite understanding that physical mapping was a necessary intermediate to properly organizing the sequencing of the genome, I had zero interest in it, so opted to do more technology development work.

Donald Tobin, a professor at Ohio State University, has noted that even if these organizations are properly organized as social welfare organizations, "the existing regulatory structure never envisioned the massive use of [social welfare] organizations as a means of avoiding the disclosure of huge donations designed to influence elections".

Mechanical forces are critical to embryogenesis, specifically, in the lineage-specification gastrulation phase, whereupon the embryo is transformed from a simple spherical ball of cells to a multi-layered organism, containing properly organized endoderm, mesoderm, and ectoderm germ layers.

Advisory councils, properly organized, can provide advice to a number of different levels of the organization.

Maybe one day, a President who used to be a community organizer will demand that serious health education for the poor be properly organized in a true national mission to prevent diabetes.

A properly organized, modern legal profession now arose, and it soon achieved very high standards.