couldn't organize a piss-up in a brewery

Examples of organizing

organizing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

They will only be removed if growers appreciate the significance of compaction and exercise greater patience in organizing their planting schedule.
The rules for organizing frameworks and assigning surfaces to them are complex and not fully-understood.
First, the project is one of a wide scope, involving the collecting, translating and organizing of hundreds of remedies from various sources.
By organizing meetings and allowing people to speak their minds, it enabled the government to discover how people thought and felt.
The volume of administrative procedures regulating access to national territory and organizing border controls has constantly increased.
Unfortunately, health policy analysts have been so invested in refining models of regulated competition that alternative models for organizing health care transactions are less developed.
As the classifying and organizing of the archives continued, the catalogue grew accordingly and reached 634 pages in the 1992 edition.
The result is that unions have much greater success organizing workers in industries that feature complete labor contracts.
Crisis in explaining nature or organizing society may be perennial, and discontinuity of response therefore unavoidable.
If this leads to organizing at least a handful of monitoring programmes, it has served its purpose.
The reader is introduced next to the organizing principles of the text.
Among these are improvements in quality assurance, enhancing communication between the ambulatory and hospital sectors, and organizing a nationwide cancer registry.
In practical terms this involved locating, linking, organizing and describing the observations and comments made by respondents.
The process of discovering and organizing categories and subcategories takes place during the open and the axial coding.
The possibility of organizing collaborative services with elderly clients and non-clients would be regarded in most areas as entirely alien or utopian.
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