Sentence examples for involve organisations from inspiring English sources
A handful involve organisations that have been working together for years, have well-developed plans and are poised to deliver.
The internal investigations of the companies on the island has also been criticised, because they essentially involve organisations investigating their own staff over allegations of assaults.
Again, consider an economic system that does not involve organisations, e.g. a barter system involving only individuals.
Recruitment to primary care studies is especially complex, because it may involve organisations (general practices or primary care trusts), practitioners (general practitioners, nurses and other primary health care professionals) or patients, in various combinations.
Arrangements for the "duyouf al-rahman" – guests of God the merciful – involve organisation and logistics on a vast scale.
In Latin America housing nonprofit Techo aims to get dialogue going, involving organisations like UN-Habitat and Habitat for Humanity with town hall and ministry representatives, slum leaders and the nonprofit's own volunteers.
Anti-racist unity has historically involved organisations based in different ethnic minority communities coming together to fight specific issues – when Caribbean, Indian and Pakistani groups worked together to fight the Commonwealth Immigrants Act in 1962, for instance.
"One of the strengths of this operation is not only that it involved organisations around the world, but that it involved the ISPs as well.
Slavery in all its forms is tough to beat partly because it crosses so many borders and involves organisations which do not always work together effectively.
Review of past forest products production and trade data in Thailand is hindered by the facts that involved organisations have only collected data for 2-3 yeand and units used by different organisations are not consistent.
The women were thus drawn into a wider activist world involving organisations such as the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC), which were claiming entitlements to healthcare under the auspices of constitutional rights.
