Sentence examples for that organising from inspiring English sources

These structural factors are not directly transferable to larger municipalities, but suggest that organising PHC based on a smaller geographical and organisational units, could improve multidisciplinary cooperation.

Clinton's operatives acknowledge that organising future small-scale events in Iowa, with the country's media in tow, is going to be a challenge.

Midge Ure, who organised the original single with Geldof, told reporters that organising the new recording presented the "same old challenges".

What Angus Burgin showed in his recent book The Great Persuasion is that organising ideas and inserting them into the public arena also matters.

Amref is hoping that organising VHTs and other community groups as savings and loans associations will help to keep them active; if and how that will work remains to be seen.

There is the distasteful fact, I feel, that organising elaborate animal rites is an excellent way for the funeral industry to make a lot of money at the expense of the bereaved.

Calls to the organisation that organised the camp and the hospital where it took place went unanswered.

The underlying assumptions that organise doing that kind of research were already problematic".

Britain is one of of 15 member nations that organised the exhibition.

The research centre that organised the project, the Russian Academy of Science's Institute for Ecology and Evolution, declined to comment.

It has its party machines, but groups that organise hard can use the primaries to prise them open.