Sentence examples for credible organisations from inspiring English sources

What respondents said would improve their confidence in innovation includes making test results publicly available for review and partnering with credible organisations, including academic institutions.

This has meant that some good, credible organisations are no longer able to work in communities where there is a real need for development, and communities will naturally suffer.

The government has failed to act quickly and efficiently in business matters: they have failed to improve bank lending to business; they failed to deliver a plan for growth; they have failed to create credible organisations to support regional growth and jobs; and they have failed to bolster the success of our public university system.

Of the many reports of abuses in Gambella and Omo provided to DfID by credible organisations such as HRW, Survival International, Prof David Turton of Oxford University, and others, DfID told the court: "It is not possible to establish whether all or some of these allegations are well-founded".

Mr Rahman urged people not to travel overseas to become involved in fighting, but said aid volunteers should travel with credible organisations.

But the evidence on the ground - and again this is coming from UN sources and reports and other credible organisations - seems conclusive: that Rwandan soldiers have been actively involved in supplying guns, other military equipment, recruits, and perhaps even fighting alongside the M23, as the mutineers now call themselves - and that Rwanda's intervention has been a game-changer.

Block says they want to set up a credible organisation to replace Fina.

So surely one option would be for NGOs in any country to have a self-regulating mechanism coordinated by a credible organisation like the NGO Forum (in Uganda's case) or one of the UN agencies?

No credible organisation, economist or scientific body supports direct action, and before the election the Liberal Party environment spokesperson Greg Hunt was unable to explain how it would reduce carbon emissions by 5percentt as it promises to do.

"This is not the behaviour of a responsible or credible organisation".

Perhaps most notably, the IWC's scientific committee, which is widely regarded as the most credible organisation in the world on cetacean science, made its strongest statements yet on the plight of small cetaceans.