Sentence examples for contributing organisations from inspiring English sources
The FASB's attempts to introduce new rules for derivatives ran into fierce opposition prompting some contributing organisations to cut their financial contributions to the board.What happens now depends on the SEC's view of the IASC's latest revisions to its proposed standards.
In Fig. 2, it can be observed that the vast majority of contributing organisations (12 out of 15) are larger enterprises.
In summary, results at organisation level show that top contributing organisations typically contribute to a diverse set of W3C technologies, and there are several technologies that these organisations have in common.
The CTB is an established research tissue bank and is approved by both the Institutional ethics committees of the contributing organisations (in the case of this study, the Institute of Endocrinology and Metabolism, Kiev and Imperial College London), and by the Institutional Review Board of the National Cancer Institute of the United States.
We are going to quit contributing to organisations that send us more than one copy of their appeal, along with a printed slip that says, "If you have already received this letter, please forgive us..
We are going to quit contributing to organisations that send us more than one copy of their appeal, along with a printed slip that says, "If you have already received this letter, please forgive us.
There are on average 3,2 organisations contributing through editorship to each of these standards (with a minimum of zero organisations and a maximum of 21 organisations).
When considering all organisations (not only the top 15), there are unique sets of technologies for three of the 234 organisations contributing to W3C through editorship.
Two years after the original idea was conceived, BabyDay will take place on Sunday 27 September 2015 with many many local and national arts organisations contributing events and venues all over the city contributing space.
"Churches are respected within communities and most have existing resources, structures and systems upon which to build," he writes of the church in east Africa in his report on faith-based organisations contributing to HIV prevention.
It aggregates digitised books, paintings, photographs, recordings and films from over 2,200 contributing cultural heritage organisations across Europe - including major national bodies such as the British Library, the Louvre and the Rijksmuseum.
