Sentence examples for environment organisation from inspiring English sources

The Sierra Club, the world's largest environment organisation, supported the first day of civil disobedience in its history; 30,000 people rallied on Valentine's Day in Washington.

"We are fighting a marketing drive trend towards lusher, greener and more manicured courses – stimulating golfers to want to play on what they see on TV," said Jonathan Smith, chief executive of the Golf Environment Organisation.

Confronted with a progressively evolving environment, organisation are now dependably concerned about new product development.

The environment organisation for parliamentarians, called Globe, has convened what it says is the first worldwide meeting of its type to start the quest for a global agreement on fisheries.

Adaptation has always been central to farming, and over millennia farmers have generally been adept at adapting agriculture to a changing environment (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development [OECD], 2012).

An 'ergonomic' evaluation of work incorporates assessment of a broad range of potential risk factors related to the environment, organisation of work, the nature of the task or the individual [ 44].

But the companies' record on water is disputed strongly by environment organisations.

Hannah Smith from the Climate Outreach Information Network runs a programme that brings together over 30 refugee, human rights and environment organisations.

Improving talent management and leadership isn't easy, but in a more challenging environment organisations have little choice.

This week's announcement is the beginning of a process that is scheduled to last until the autumn, which will see Defra working "with business and environment organisations to identify the scope for significant rationalisation of guidance".

Proceeds from Stewart's book, for which advances of £40,000 have already been paid, will go to environment organisations Platform, 350.org and Greenpeace and Russian prisoner advocacy groups Agora and Human Corpus.