Sentence examples for organisation after a from inspiring English sources

While the chief executive, Mark Carne, only came into the organisation after a £38.5bn, five-year works programme was rubberstamped, he may not escape the flak.

The Brotherhood, Egypt's political masters until just five months ago, was formally designated a terrorist organisation after a Christmas Day attack on a security headquarters left 16 people dead and more than 100 injured.

According to Russell Langley of UK Sport, Britain's anti-doping organisation, after a prominent athlete was banned for missing three tests, the number of missed tests dropped almost instantly by 50%.

The party started life as a federation of smaller parties but became a single organisation after a conference in July 2013, when it was clear it could be on the brink of power.

Nearly one in three CSIRO staff are "seriously considering" leaving the research organisation after a bruising year of job losses following an internal restructure and a $111m federal funding cut.

But after easily seeing off Suzanne Evans, his main rival to become Ukip's third leader in little more than two months, Nuttall said he wanted to both unify the organisation after a period of chaos and division, and reposition it as "the party of common sense".

Lord Patten, writing to BBC staff on Thursday to announce the appointment, said that Hall Lord Hallll of Birkenhead, was "the right person to lead the BBC out of its current crisis and help rebuild public trust in the organisation" – after an extraordinary period in which the broadcaster has been enveloped by criticism over the handling of the Jimmy Savile child abuse scandal.

Rajendra Pachauri, who leads the UN's science panel on climate change, is coming under pressure to step aside as chair of the organisation after an independent review of the panel's work called for tighter term limits for its senior executives.

In 2010 Hanefi Avcı, a former police chief and former Gülen supporter, was arrested on charges of being a member of a terrorist organisation after publishing a book in which he described the infiltration of the Turkish police force by the Gülenists and accused them of illegally tapping phones and falsifying evidence.

The storyline sees Bond on a mission to uncover a sinister organisation after receiving a mysterious message from his past.

"We are a journalistic organisation, after all".