Sentence examples for for two organisations from inspiring English sources
Along the way it will raise millions of dollars for two organisations, MoveOn and America Coming Together, which are the Democrats' main weapons in the election, registering voters and campaigning on the ground.
Her time is taken up writing a book of fiction for teenagers and working, free of charge, for two organisations, Lotus Outreach, which works with children in south east Asia, and the Khyentse Foundation, which promotes Buddhist scholarship.
At the same time, some have also started to wonder aloud whether there is any longer a need for two organisations representing the interests of those who fund the game, whether through their ticket and merchandising revenue or their TV subscriptions.
Figure 13 shows a social network representing W3C collaboration at organisational level (where a node represents an organisation and an edge represents collaboration through editorship for two organisations).
A social network representing W3C collaboration at organisation type level is shown in Fig. 14 (where a node represents an organisation type and an edge represents collaboration through editorship for two organisation types).
The creation of the new deposit fund is thanks to the generosity of Guardian and Observer readers, who helped raise more than £200,000 for four organisations working across Africa during the 2013 Christmas appeal.
Further, there are unique sets of technologies for three organisations (two larger enterprises and one university).
Websites, programme reports, and published articles were reviewed for nine organisations conducting distance learning programmes.
It is all a matter of striking an appropriate balance between cost and risk and what is appropriate for one organisation might be wrong for another.
In fact, Abu-Malal is certainly a double agent (one who pretends to spy for one organisation while acting on behalf of an enemy).
The failure to share intelligence has occasionally led, say insiders, to acute embarrassment with criminal cases having to be dropped when an informer for one organisation is charged by another.So where will the bureaucratic infighting lead?
