Sentence examples for regular organisation from inspiring English sources
This, together with regular organisation of the graves sited well away from each other, indicates the importance given to keeping the remains separate from later burials.
The regular organisation of health care does not accommodate for brief contact moments like these, making male sex workers a hard population to engage in long-term care.
We suggest that the establishment of a regular nucleosomal organisation may be common to heterochromatin and transcriptionally repressed chromatin in other locations, and may require the action of ATP dependent chromatin remodelling factors.
The imposition of this migration pattern by the somites leads to the regular, segmental organisation of the DRG and their innervation of the central nervous system (CNS) (Gammill and Roffers-Agarwal, 2010).
I knew this was a good organisation, regular paycheck, they take care of you.
The features described above and summarised in Figure 7 are tightly conserved across blades 1-5 of the RACK1 proteins and are responsible for a highly regular and 'typical' organisation to the core of the propeller blades for this major segment of the proteins.
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While many of those growing cannabis are regular farmers, criminal organisations control the trade and transport of the product out of Lazarat and into the EU, where most of the profit is generated.
Members will still receive a regular payment from the organisation rather than a lump sum.
An agency spokesman said he had been in "regular contact" with the organisation regarding its response to the current situation.
Naomi McAuliffe, Amnesty International's programme director in Scotland, said her organisation received regular reports that LGBT people faced police harassment, while repressive attitudes towards LGBT Ghanaians meant they were vulnerable to discrimination and physical attacks.
