Sentence examples for represents organised from inspiring English sources
This is in contrast to the Council, which represents governments, the Parliament, which represents citizens, and the Economic and Social Committee, which represents organised civil society.
Campaigning shareholders, such as the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, represent organised labour and other "special interests" (meaning anti-business interests as far as companies are concerned).
There have been a number of conferences and briefings about the act organised by bodies representing charities, social enterprises, public sector bodies and businesses that have been well attended, some which I have had the opportunity to speak at personally.
Activities can be organised into swimlanes, which represent responsibility zones.
The proposed controller represents an efficient solution for the attitude control of gliders that can be organised in formations to achieve ocean exploration tasks.
This "foreign" media, exemplified by Hollywood, represented an organised industrial threat to American national identity.
How conceptual knowledge is represented and organised in the brain is a question that remains a point of contention.
We have presented a new approach for representing and organising knowledge in the form of Self Organising Hypothesis Networks.
The development of a matrix, combining the learning and delivery areas, provided a simple means of representing and organising the content and linkages of the training elements (Table 1).
