Sentence examples for we cannot organise from inspiring English sources

"It confirms my view that we cannot organise company by company and that we cannot fight alone.

"If we cannot organise a general strike legally, then people will be looking at how to do it in other ways".

Describing the row as a wake-up call for workers because ministers failed to criticise the Ineos brinkmanship, O'Grady said: "It confirms my view that we cannot organise company by company and that we cannot fight alone.

Ayman Abu-Ayad of the state-run Al-Ahram newspaper called for the immediate suspension of the football league, saying: "We should be aware of the critical situation which our country is going through; we cannot organise events which could be attended by thousands of people at a time the country is witnessing a state of lawlessness".

"I can confront the junta personally but I cannot organise other people to do the same," said Win Tin, bright and energetic despite the years of beatings and abuse that he suffered in jail.

But a national register does not necessarily avoid tragedy - 100% control you cannot organise.

"The fact that the No campaign cannot organise an impromptu demonstration on the scale as the Yes one today clearly shows that they're scared of the fringe elements that will attach themselves to them, like the BNP and the Orange Lodge," says human rights lawyer and left-wing political activist Aamer Anwar.

However, although they can be steered to differentiate in vitro into all cell types of the organism, they cannot organise themselves into structures that resemble embryos.

And parents cannot organise childcare at a moment's notice simply because their employer texts to say they are needed at work.

It is widely known that the British cannot organise a piss-up in a brewery.

Though she cannot yet organise his evenings in foreign cities, she can run his diary.