Sentence examples for types of organisers from inspiring English sources

A memorandum is even circulating in which different types of organisers - mainstream and radical, those working within the law and outside it - promise not to undercut each other.

Is the Orbit the type of landmark the organisers of the 2012 Olympics – who have some impressive green achievements under their belt – really had in mind when it said London would host the world's "first sustainable Olympic and Paralympic Games"?

Around 4m people have watched festival performances each year, many multiples more than the 80,000 or so revellers who travel to view the bands in person.Given such numbers it comes as no surprise that organisers of other types of live performances have also taken to regularly streaming their events.

"We're embarrassed and disappointed," said David Hart of organisers Nova.

The expression of organisers and key regulators of the shoot apical meristem (SAM) and cotyledon development are essentially unaffected.

For those social workers lucky enough to have their own desk, any type of storage or organiser would not go amiss this Christmas.

Organisers know how to set these types of protest up and steward them, and the police know how to police them.

I'm lucky enough to have had most types of roles in Australian unions – I've been an organiser on the job, run negotiations and legal cases, and worked in a State Branch, a National Office and now at the ACTU.

Lastly, the system enables local authority to establish a contact with potential event organisers and other small businesses in order to shape the park as a space fit for different types of public events that will also be an important feature for economic viability of the place.

The organisers of the 11th Black Film-makers fest don't think so, as their lineup is bookended by solid yet different types of rock.

Since this learning type enables organisers to teach many people at once, lectures at elementary schools and one-time workshops are often instructed in this form.