Sentence examples for countries organised from inspiring English sources
Mr Bolton went to the UN with the goal of leading the reform of the organisation, but the effort has stalled in the face of opposition from developing countries, organised at the UN in a "Group of 77".
Elected governments and politicians come and go, but what persists is a "deep state", a loose association of special interests that invariably dictate the terms of government: the security services, the military, the banks and financial institutions, the top listed corporations and, in some countries, organised crime.
Starting Strong, a comparative review of early childhood education and care (ECEC) in 20 countries organised by OECD, is an important study.
In February 1999, 22 international scientists from 13 countries, organised by the environmental group Friends of the Earth, published a memo responding to the audit.
Over 10 IKEA retail countries organised local "give twice" activities, where customers gave away nearly 40,000 purchased soft toys to local children hospitals, children crisis centres and institutions.
When criminalised in other countries, organised crime has, for obvious reasons, stepped in to provide the supply; there's no evidence that demand reduces.
He suggested the two countries organise a "security round table" to build trust and said their relationship should emerge stronger after the episode.
Nader Mozakka speaks Persian and will be working with visiting countries' organising committees and athletes in the village, taking time out from his work at the Health Protection Agency.
Other countries organise care for burn patients through multidisciplinary networks.
Whereas the health system structure refers to the way countries organise, govern and finance health service provision, social influences pertain to factors influencing the way health service providers and consumers think about their roles and indeed view each other [ 15].
The demonstration was one of many across the country organised by the Stop The War Coalition protest movement.
