Sentence examples for expert organisations from inspiring English sources

A number of other expert organisations warn about the dangers of taking children further from their parents.

Britain's athletes have been the beneficiaries of what amounts to an industrial policy for sport, millions channelled through expert organisations to find and train stars.

"Without changes being made, we risk losing these expert organisations who are able to use their local knowledge to respond to the needs of individuals".

Whilst the negotiators continue to focus on 2C, a growing number of scientists and other expert organisations are now projecting much more pessimistic scenarios for global temperatures.

The panel of judges was drawn from across sporting disciplines and comprised athletes, administrators, and journalists – with input via email from a wide range of expert organisations and individuals.

The translation of speeches into sign language at Nelson Mandela's memorial service was seen as a sign of inclusiveness, but it appears the sign language interpreter was a fake, according to several expert organisations.

The plea, coordinated by the expert organisation Early Education, acknowledged that government spending cuts meant difficult choices, but argued that cutting high-quality early years provision was a false economy.

Based on our experience as an expert organisation, often working in remote areas and difficult environments (including conflict and post-conflict countries), engaging communities and strong partnerships has been essential for the success of development programmes.

In 1989 the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), the successor of the Intergovernmental Committee for Migration (ICM), was established as expert organisation, and in 1990 the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) was expanded.

A web-based search of government and expert organisation guidelines for England regarding CRTs was conducted using the search terms and web resources reported in Additional file 2: Table DS2.

(Last year, for instance, the U.K. government announced £500,000 in matched funding for expert computing organisations running programs to train teachers to deliver the tech-oriented new curriculum).