Sentence examples for extension organization from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that Iranian public agricultural extension organization, as responsible organization for monitoring and evaluating services conducted by A-BVs, considered these differences between members with different levels of some important variables.

The Agricultural Officer (Head of Advisory Centre) of The National agriculture research and extension organization (Teagasc) for each county in Ireland was contacted to identify suckler beef farms for the AWI assessment.

But India's agricultural research and extension organizations know much better how to bring about change under subsistence farming conditions.

The lack of knowledge of pesticide use and handling calls for investments in farmer training by governmental extension organizations, NGOs, pesticides policy and regulatory bodies, food safety standard regulatory organization(s), and the Ministry of Agriculture.

Like many, I've spent a great deal of time thinking about what more I -- and, by extension, the organization I lead, Grantmakers for Effective Organizations -- can do to address the long-standing, structural inequities that people of color face in our country.

Whether his behavior merits the legalistic term "sexual harassment" or the more colloquial "creepy," it is clearly not what you signed up for when you offered to do a favor for him and, by extension, the organization.

The specific object of this study was to develop a tool enabling extension, nongovernmental organization (NGO) agents, contractors and engineers in developing countries for computing levee pond excavation costs.

But after 90 days of treatment the lungs of this group showed an increase in lung tissue compromised and its granulomes reached the extension and organization of those from control groups, which validates the CFU assay results.

This study is a comparative analysis of how "technology extension" (TE) organizations are designed to support SMEs in seven countries.

The theory is an extension of chemical organization theory, which we called discrete chemical organization theory.

The client should see us as an extension of his organization.