Sentence examples for information organisations from inspiring English sources

Dismayed at the appeal communism still had for many intellectuals and artists in the West, the new agency set up a division, the Propaganda Assets Inventory, which at its peak could influence more than 800 newspapers, magazines and public information organisations.

The female part of the population is not represented in tests performed by consumer information organisations such as NCAP or in regulatory tests due to the absence of a physical dummy representing an average female.

Asked by the DCMS committee whether the ICO has adequate powers to carry out its responsibilities Denham flagged a problematic gap in her "information notice powers" — noting that while the ICO can make a formal demand for information, organisations are not compelled to disclose the requested data (though they can be prosecuted for not doing so).

CBO/NGO networks included parent-teacher, legal aid, skills training and health information organisations.

The periodic table is an awesome piece of information organisation.

"This is indeed extremely welcome news of clear evidence to confirm that attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is indeed a brain development disorder with closer links to autism than was previously thought," said Simon Hensby of Adders, an online information organisation.

As he ponders the connections between energy, information, organisation, reproduction and evolution of new constraints, he spells out his own intuitions while admitting: "I find it delightful that we hardly have the concepts to state these issues".

Allergies and food intolerances were soaring but confusion between the two, as well as the many misdiagnoses, were causing real harm, said the information organisation Sense About Science, which has produced a guide in collaboration with allergy specialists and charities.

Seiken, who came out on top in an internal power struggle in January when Daily Telegraph editor Tony Gallagher was controversially sacked, said Telegraph Media Group was in the process of becoming a "digital native news, entertainment and information organisation", and as a result some of the traditional culture of newspapers needed to be rethought.

See for more information Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (2013) and http://www.oecd.org/skills/piaac/aboutpiaac.htm.org/skills/piaac/aboutpiaac.htm

To facilitate efficient implementation of the project, the activities have been divided into five work packages: mobility and training, dissemination of information, organisation of the workshops, reinforcement of LECOTOX and Management.