Sentence examples for Find the organisation from inspiring English sources

But the third choice, between despair and denial is overwhelmingly clear: add your voice and find the organisation that will speak it the loudest.

From 1 January next year, atheists yearning to slip on a woggle and embrace the self-reliant yet altruistic philosophy of the Scouts will find the organisation well prepared.

But those who spoke to the Guardian from the redbrick offices above the Flame Kebab takeaway were flummoxed to find the organisation they supported subject to investigation about possible use of extremist violence, especially since it won Egypt's presidential election in 2012, only to be overthrown in a military coup a year later.

Once committed, they find the organisation's growth is paramount and the consequences of the pastoral indifference that this generates are devastating.

They were clearly trying to cover up negligence on their own part and this was confirmed when I heard a security evaluation of the events that had happened to me found the organisation's security management had been seriously lacking.

I still found the organisation's aims were in many ways laudable, the financial and legal pressures unjust, and its publishing pattern far more responsible than it received credit for.

ALTHOUGH Venezuela helped to found the Organisation of Petroleum-Exporting Countries (OPEC) in 1960, the attractions of breaking the cartel's rules seem to be outweighing the delights of keeping them.

The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (BIJ) said its own investigation into the events that led to the disastrous broadcast, which ultimately cost BBC Director General George Entwistle his job, had found the organisation itself provided no material for the report into allegations of sexual abuse.

He helped to found the Organisation of African Union and, at home, inspired by the apparent achievements of the Soviet Union, he spent millions of dollars building the dams and factories that he hoped would free his people from their abject dependence on Western capitalism.Ghana's break with colonial rule also became a beacon of hope for many of America's civil-rights campaigners.

Barbara Nicholson, founder of API, tells me on the phone that she and Lysa Parker were inspired to co-found the organisation when "we realised that kids with so-called learning disabilities actually suffered from neglect, even from parents who deeply cared but were following the wrong advice.

One of Maqdisi's close associates in Jordan is a man who we will call Raheem, a personal aide to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi who helped found the organisation that evolved into Isis – and who had an inside view of the group's transformation after Baghdadi took power.