Sentence examples for form organisations from inspiring English sources

In its original form, organisations could receive investment of up to £290,000 over three years that benefitted from the tax break.

"Based on that, the Bahraini citizenship had been removed from Isa Ahmed Qassim, who, since he acquired Bahraini citizenship, had sought to form organisations that follow foreign religious and political reference," BNA said.

A natural bombarder with memos, Hart had early set about forming organisations.

BP said that the newly formed organisation will manage all aspects of its response to the Deepwater Horizon incident and the oil and gas spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

THE mood at this week's board meeting of the newly formed Organisation of Adult Trades and Services (OATS) was surprisingly earnest.

Expatriate secular Malaysians sent yoga mats disguised as prayer mats, and formed organisation such as "Practising Muslim Malaysians Supporting de-Hinduised Non-Religious Stretching, Breathing, Coordination and Suppleness Classes".

Not long afterwards the European Nuclear Energy Agency ENEAA) of the then newly formed Organisation for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC), in the spirit of the time, sought to encourage the construction of nuclear power stations and the development of joint nuclear undertakings.

In March 1940, Hancock's Directorate of Works and Buildings was transferred from the office of the Chief of the Air Staff to the newly formed Organisation and Equipment Branch under Air Marshal Richard Williams.

Opinions were initially split inside the newly formed organisation as to whether this was a goal worth striving for, but ultimately it was decided to work towards Olympic recognition.

"I suppose it's not impossible that the reorganisation of the PCOs could be a great opportunity, in the sense that it's a new start with a new, newly formed organisation.

In many poor ones, devolution is making it easier to form local organisations.