Sentence examples for organised from high-quality English sources.

• Being more organised is the bottom line here.

• This kind of organised crime cannot simply be tackled locally.

• The final obstacle is the broadening definition of organised crime.

• Protest leaders were highly critical of the decision not to allow the organised march.

• The episode is also notable for its depiction of how organised crime has gone online.

• The repeal of prohibition in America turned organised crime's focus from booze to drugs.

• This week, for the first time, couriers and drivers for Uber organised and acted together.

• Both options were organised by gangs who looked very scary and organised.

Use organised in a sentence.

• Mrs Fairfax is very organised, welcoming and expects her team to keep their place and position.

• It was also organised to show solidarity with movements worldwide to protest against police brutality.

• Schools organised on a partnership model have been found in Minnesota’s chartered schools since around 1993.

• Perhaps the most extraordinary thing about the Hong Kongers is the speed with which they have organised themselves.

• The newspaper Le Figaro quoted security sources saying the operation in the Dominican Republic “was organised from Paris”.

• First, ministers have split responsibility for organised crime between a hotchpotch of agencies, some of which are struggling.

• This breakdown of law and order has been exemplified by a wave of attacks on pro-democracy figures by the Triads organised crime syndicates.

• Kardashian's uber-organised fridge with products organised in containers in rainbow colours, and that was even before The Home Edit team arrived.

organised sentence examples

• It is not normally acceptable for GNL to have a marketing association with an event organised or funded by a single government or to jointly organise an event with one.

• Only last month, Mr Justice Tony Hunt accepted evidence at Dublin’s Special Criminal Court that the Kinahan organised crime group was involved in organised drugs and firearms dealing on “an international scale” and that it has used “execution style” murders to protect its interest.

• The Scottish government is under pressure to exclude grouse moors and field sports from its latest restrictions, after Scotland’s legislation, which also came into force on Monday, said any organised activity taking place outdoors and organised by a business or a sporting body, was permissible.

• Two women with no previous involvement in politics organised a protest outside Kaczyński’s office and 1,000 people came; others organised readings and discussions of feminist texts; men handed out sandwiches to participants and the day culminated in a 30,000-strong demonstration in the centre of the city.