Sentence examples for nongovernment group from inspiring English sources

Global Witness, a London nongovernment group, has also been important in raising public concern about conflict diamonds.

"Now the people are hungry," said Francisco Segura, director of the Association of Municipalities of Putumayo, a nongovernment group that has been in contact with elected officials.

According to the Coalition Against Summary Execution, a nongovernment group in Davao City, 814 people were killed there from August 1998 to February 2009.

"They have nowhere else to turn," said Dr. Fang, a researcher at the Yunnan Reproductive Health Research Association, a nongovernment group in the provincial capital, Kunming.

According to a report by a nongovernment group called Global Fund Watch, China actually allocated less than 11 percent to nongovernment groups.

A military spokesman said that the government was prepared to evacuate women, children, the elderly and any others who wanted to leave; a nongovernment group offered to help.

Nongovernment groups can explain over and over that H.I.V. is not a death sentence.

One way to do that, officials suggested, would be to more fully involve nongovernment groups in performing government services.

In the middle is the coming ministers' meeting, which is expected to attract thousands of representatives of governments and nongovernment groups as well as journalists.

International organizations like the United Nations AIDS agency, Unaids, and nongovernment groups like Medecins Sans Fronti res are starting to help countries try to replicate Brazil's program.

In addition, it would prohibit Russians from passing certain information not only to other countries, but also to foreign nongovernment groups.