Sentence examples for takes organised from inspiring English sources

It takes organised wit to write about human muddle as Tyler does, without once losing our attention or the narrative's spool of blue thread.

Or take organised labour.

Sometimes it has taken organised forms, in the shape of Oswald Mosley's New Party, the National Front, or the British National Party.

Mrs May added: "I think it's important for this country that we take organised crime as seriously as we should.

But it is unlikely to be adequately funded, and it does nothing to take organised crime out of the picture.Legalisation would not only drive away the gangsters; it would transform drugs from a law-and-order problem into a public-health problem, which is how they ought to be treated.

In June, tourists in Rocinha slept in shaded guesthouses, where they dined with welcoming host families and took organised walks along winding residential streets.

Others have organised a "taking back the beach" protest, set for London's Hyde Park on Saturday.

Pooling resources from their own communities, international agencies and the national government, citizens have organised to take charge of their own education, justice, health-care and housing.

If we link together with workers taking action and get organised to fight for our services and community we can beat this government that is looting our future!

Karen Doyle from the Movement for Justice explained that protests like these started when women inside took the lead, organising themselves in their dorms to resist deportations.

Pap-smears taken within organised screening programme constitute less than 10% of all tests, most of the Pap-tests are taken by gynaecologists during a regular health control.