Sentence examples for direct the organisation from inspiring English sources

Supporters Direct, the organisation set up more than a decade ago to further the case for greater fan representation in football, faces a funding crisis following a furious row over Twitter messages sent by its chief executive.

In his LUFCTV address on Saturday, Bates said of Lust, a mutual trust of 8,200 members formed according to the legal regulations of Supporters Direct, the organisation funded by the Premier League: "They are a waste of space, a pain in the arse and achieving nothing".

Supporters Direct, the organisation that has helped 180 supporters' trusts with more than 300,000 members over its decade in existence, is also evolving towards a more complex model and wants to be seen as more than a bearer of rattling buckets.

He later went on to take senior roles at Supporters Direct, the organisation that encourages fan-ownership.

Former chief executive David Lampitt, now chief executive of Supporters Direct, the organisation that promotes community ownership of sports clubs across Europe, is believed to have made it clear that Portpin was the primary mover in Portsmouth entering administration again.

In words that will come as great encouragement to Supporters' Direct, the organisation that helps fans form supporter trusts and pushes for representation on club boards, the Government has criticised the recent threat to its funding and backed its work.

Each member directs the organisation in weekly meetings, all positions or roles are rotated and wages are equalised.

ED extracted and processed the BSM and B[ a]P concentration data; JWC directed the organisation of the concentration data and the exposure assessment; BGM led the project and performed all the statistical analyses, and was the main author; JFH contributed information on the cohort's history and assisted in the interpretation of results.

Supporters Direct, the fans' organisation that had its future plunged into doubt when funding was frozen amid a row over tweets sent in May by its then chief executive, has had its grant from the Premier League reinstated.

All further questions must be directed to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) and the UN.

"It shows Coulibaly had no direct connection to the organisation's main propaganda unit, and he is unlikely to have had a direct line to the leadership either".