Sentence examples for cause organisations from inspiring English sources

These findings, it is argued, may cause organisations to reflect on their procurement policies and procedures as they seek to engage with potential suppliers.

But the shock-factor strategy they have used since the 1980s has sparked a whole wave of "good cause" organisations that have been irresponsible with regard to the images shown to the rest of the world.

Well trained and expert fundraisers who follow the rules and who know how to have engaging, knowledgeable conversations will keep supporters happy and deliver those all-important results for the causes, organisations and appeals that need them most.

We believe releasing this information in this way will cause placement organisations to be unfairly targeted, harming jobseekers' prospects.

"I raise money for causes and organisations in the community frequently, and never ask for anything in return.

Despite her career having moved on, it was characteristic of Una that she continued to support the causes and organisations she was instrumental in founding or assisting.

The alerts over link removals have also caused news organisations to highlight the removals meaning that those seeking to be "forgotten" end up back in the public eye.

However, this has raised concerns among the third sector over whether it is OK for a charity to take the focus, and quite possibly donations, from another cause or organisation.

Young peoples' motivations for considering trusteeship were also very positive, with the two most common being the desire to give something back, support a cause or organisation they cared about or had been involved with and the desire to develop skills, experience and networks.

The lack of support for determining the inputs to the cost calculators can cause an organisation to make coarse-grained estimates based on the size of the existing database servers.

England Boxing formed a new board in late 2013 following a sustained period of in-fighting among administrators, which caused the organisation to lose a significant chunk of funding from Sport England.