Sentence examples for multiple organisations from inspiring English sources

In this study, the term partnership refers to a setting that includes inter-sectorial collaboration as well as inter-organisational and inter-professional collaboration across a network of multiple organisations and professionals [ 8- 11].

They carried with them a 43-page document, created by a group of Danish Muslim clerics from multiple organisations.

KLP is now a technology and process platform that allows multiple organisations working in public schools to share data.

The delivery of these shelter prototypes has been the result of an innovative partnership between multiple organisations in the private and public sector.

This requires effective rules and regulations to be in place, with clearly defined roles and responsibilities across multiple organisations and at various levels.

Further studies also suggest that when donors are aware that a celebrity is endorsing multiple organisations they often doubt the endorser's trustworthiness which is definitely not a favourable outcome, especially when the charitable sector is built on trust.

Secondly, although based on research evidence, the intervention developed for this project was novel and best piloted at a single site before further testing at a health system-wide level (i.e. multiple organisation involvement) is conducted.

Anonymous is a loose international network and works with multiple hacking organisations.

It was obtained by the Daily Mail and broadcast by multiple news organisations, including the Guardian.

9.08pm BST Suspect identified Multiple news organisations including NBC, AP, CNN, the Washington Post and the New York Times have identified the dead gunman as Aaron Alexis, 34, a military contractor from Texas.

The heavily guarded district of Karadat Maryam, slightly south of the original Round City on the west bank, became the regime headquarters, the engine room of a giant machine carefully calibrated to cow, control and kill using the multiple security organisations that enabled a country to devour itself.