disorganisation वाक्य
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- A German officer later wrote of severe delays and disorganisation caused to German units by British artillery-fire and air attacks.
- Most of the crewmen were not informed about the seriousness of the situation by the captain, which resulted in chaos and disorganisation.
- He established new headquarters and command-and-control arrangements to resolve the disorganisation that had hindered the JNA's operations.
- The Liberal Party, however, were to gain a temporary ascendancy in the Assembly as a result of the Democrats'disorganisation.
- Both the " unusual experiences " and " cognitive disorganisation " aspects have been linked to creativity and artistic achievement.
- Infantry attacks were to be based on reconnaissance, clear objectives, liaison with flanking units and the avoidance of disorganisation within attacking units.
- The 20th Brigade attack intended for 5 September was postponed, due to the state of the ground and disorganisation in the front line.
- The consequent disorganisation meant that the Australians were given more time to train and prepare in Egypt, and a low priority to depart.
- In terms of the predictors of and motivations behind such activities, theories of social disorganisation and anomie describe the clear political and social focus.
- Leicester vigorously counteracted the disorganisation he found everywhere, having few illusions about " all sudden hurley-burleys ", as he wrote to Walsingham.
- So there is at least some sense in which a reversal of the letters also produces the opposite meaning-organisation and combination versus disorganisation or separation.
- Because of the disorganisation with the first wave of helicopters, there was nearly not enough space for all the remaining paratroopers and prisoners on the second wave.
- This began to tell, with the group dropping behind and causing tensions with Scott, who grew frustrated and impatient with Evans'perceived carelessness and disorganisation.
- According to other sources, he is believed to have died in 1923, but trace of him was lost in the disorganisation following the First World War.
- German machine-gunners held their fire until British troops were within, causing surprise, disorganisation and mass casualties; British officers were excoriated for inexperience and incompetence.
- Although the rest of the article doesn't suffer from quite the same level of disorganisation, it could do with TLC by a good copy-editor.
- At a reserve battalion and cyclists reached the area as did the rest of the brigade reserve but the darkness and disorganisation of the troops took time to resolve.
- Rainstorms, disorganisation behind the front line and chronic supply difficulties, forced a pause in Sixth Army operations until 12 September, during which many French divisions were relieved.
- Despite the huge demand for electrical consumer goods, and large investments in heavy engineering and nuclear power, profits began to fall in the face of competition and internal disorganisation.
- Despite Linnaeus'description, this same species was described under a host of different names ( see gallery captions ), which reflects more on taxonomic disorganisation than species variability.
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