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Meanings of organising in English

Russian
организовывающий
Portuguese
arrumação
Spanish
organización
Catalan
organització

Establishment of effective authority relationships among selected work, persons and work places.

организовывающий
Usage of organising in English
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However, problems organising the port rotation of cargo caused yet another delay.
The Irish Times
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Racism and other forms of bigotry remain organising principles of British society.
The Guardian
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US forces wanted him for allegedly organising guerrilla attacks against American soldiers.
The Irish Times
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Beijing police in December arrested a father active in organising these parents.
Reuters
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Nine people were still affected by Tuesday afternoon, the organising committee said.
The Guardian
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Germany is organising mercy flights to repatriate its citizens from New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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A spokesman said they were still organising them at 7 a.m. yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Very few people actually enjoy cleaning the house and organising the clutter.
Radio NZ
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A senior organising committee official said he knew a delay was inevitable.
Radio NZ
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In the trial they used screenshots of us organising protests as evidence.
The South African
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Plans for next season's competition were unveiled by the organising committee today.
The Irish Times
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Trading secret books is somewhat similar to organising a protest in Sudan.
The Guardian
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He said he had received hundreds of responses and was organising workshops.
Reuters
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She was in Paris organising something in connection with the devastated districts.
The Mountebank
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Beyond that, the list appears to obey no logic, no organising principle.
The Guardian
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She said this would require all the landowners coming together and organising.
Radio NZ
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Common
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Common
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