Sentence examples for global organisations from inspiring English sources

Sweden, Denmark and Norway have only 20m people, yet their nationals often run global organisations.

Dr Agnes Callamard Executive director, Article 19, on behalf of more than 150 global organisations.

Strict rules have stymied growth while other firms around the world have been able to develop into global organisations.

Managers have to work harder at establishing trust with people from different cultures: chief executives of global organisations routinely spend three out of every four weeks travelling.

Students have gained a better understanding of, national and global organisations and have benefited immensely from the expertise and experience they offer.

He has more than 20 years' experience in marketing, digital and business development, having worked for global organisations as well as smaller agencies and startups.

Consider looking locally, where smaller organisations may be in partnership with or provide expertise to a wider network of global organisations.

Nicholas Hazard: it falls to global organisations to address this issue – international organisations like the British Council and the OECD can play a good role here.

They didn't know, and couldn't have been expected to know, the details of everything that was happening in their global organisations.

In the last financial year, the Department for International Development handed around £3bn – almost half its total aid budget – to more than 30 global organisations.

Finally, there is the galloping expansion of global organisations or hugely rich American independent companies that are sweeping through the television world like a bushfire.