Sentence examples for organisation considered from inspiring English sources
Americans for Democratic Action, a liberal organisation, considered him the third most liberal Republican in the House of Representatives.
Despite depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts, my health maintenance organisation considered that physically I was fit to teach and carry on with my duties.
The fossil fuel industry commonly cites modelling by the IEA, an intergovernmental organisation considered to be an authoritative source of information on energy, which finds demand for their products increasing until at least 2040.
Besides, Americans for Democratic Action, a liberal organisation, considered him the third-most-liberal Republican in the House of Representatives.An endorsement from Sarah Palin, a fellow "mama grizzly", helped Ms O'Donnell enormously.
He returned to the UERL and then chaired it and its successor the LPTB during the organisation's greatest period of expansion between the two World Wars, making it a world-respected organisation considered an exemplar of the best form of public administration.
Hacked Off, the press victims' organisation, consider these to be "substantial benefits" of charter compliance.
Any organisation considering a move to a mutual needs to face up to the risks.
The organisation considers the project to be a completely new gallery, not just an extension.
Or were programmes improveing the situations of the poorest people the best way to go? David Bull from Unicef said his organisation considers the lack of livelihoods for young people one of the world's most significant challenges.
MALAYSIA holds a general election, America's Senate votes on an internet sales tax, the World Trade Organisation considers its next leader and Russia brings back the name Stalingrad for the day.
A representative of Kick It Out had actually attended the court every day with Ferdinand's parents, Julian and Janice, sitting alongside them as a show of unity in the public gallery, and Ouseley said he felt compelled to "set the record straight" over what his organisation considers damaging inaccuracies.
