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Any haulage service established as a monopoly on waterways used fortransit must be so organise d as not to hinder the transit of vessels.

He kisses up to organised labour by scorning free-trade deals and seeking to deny workers the right to a secret ballot on whether to unionise.

She needs to organise her schedule for the week.

Let's organise a meeting to discuss the project.

It's important to organise your thoughts before writing an essay.

He likes to organise his workspace to increase productivity.

The event planner will organise all the details for the party.

She is good at organising events and managing logistics.

The teacher asked the students to organise their notes for the exam.

I need to organise my closet and donate clothes I no longer wear.

They are planning to organise a charity fundraiser for the local community.

He will help you organise your thoughts and come up with a solution.

The National Data Base has got to be organised differently.

Today we're going to show you how to organise your school bag.

Information is naturally organised with smaller bits nesting inside larger ones.

Despite the unruliness of fanquan, the government may see occasional benefit in their ability to organise.

Clean and organise your pencil case.

Remember to organise your email into paragraphs, like we showed you.

Leave that to me and Denise to organise.

Could we organise that on the premises, do you think?

They've organised a game for my birthday.

Jugson, come back here, we need to organise!