6 sentences with “organising”

- Bureaucracy: although it may seem a prosaic subject, bureaucracy was and still is the most effective way of organising large groups of people.

Bakunin ended up organising large anarchist movements on the "periphery" of Europe, especially in Italy and Spain. By 1870 both countries had large anarchist movements.

I wanted to achieve two things before I turned 40: run a successful presidential campaign and be the leader of the US Republican Party. In 1988, at the age of 37, I achieved my first goal by organising George Bush's campaign.

Despite the obvious problem of organising a full-scale invasion - Russia was far from France, absolutely enormous, and still militarily powerful - Napoleon concluded that the time had come to expand the borders of his empire even further.

The result was that elite Indians too often came up against a 'glass ceiling' in the British Raj, able to rise to positions of importance but without real leadership. In turn, resentful elite Indians became the first Indian nationalists, organising what later became the Indian independence movement.

Israel consistently sent larger, better trained and better equipped armies into the ensuing war, as the Arab states were also in their infancy, and the Jewish settlers in Palestine had spent years organising their own militias. When the dust settled, there were almost a million Palestinian refugees and a state that promised to be the centre of conflict in the region for decades to come.