Sentence examples for one single organisation from inspiring English sources

Increase coopration in the industry: We now have a global problem but it cannot be solved by one person, one single organisation or any one nation.

It is happening all over the world as these days one single organisation cannot get funds.

Many organisations have to join together and one single organisation cannot take fund....that is why it is good that cluster helps small organisations to come out (FGD-A2b).

Under plans being drawn up by Dorset County Council, services in Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole would be run by one single organisation.

The key question, however, is whether the problem of illegal behaviour, unethical journalism and undemocratic media structures is related to one single maverick organisation or whether it is symptomatic of a far greater problem with the British media.

"We have been amazed that for months the burden of the response could be carried by one single, private medical organisation, while pleading for more help and watching the situation get worse and worse.

The Food Swap Network, started across the pond, now boasts communities in London, York, Altrincham, Nottingham and St Albans, and they're just the official ones involved with a single organisation.

Indeed, the system could even be implemented within a single organisation, covering only one or a few data collections, provided that the Identifier Translation Agency was externally administered and adequate digital and physical independence of the various elements could be established and maintained.

The sensible way forward would have been a new single organisation drawing on the strengths, membership and resources of BASW to provide one powerful, credible unified and integrated voice for social work.

This single organisation will account for a full one eighth of the UK economy, controlled from a single office in Whitehall.

"His visit is not going to do anything for one single refugee in this country," laments Alison Terry-Evans, who runs Dirty Girls, an organisation in Lesbos that launders blankets distributed by the UNHCR and the wet clothes of arriving refugees.