Sentence examples for organisation in terms from inspiring English sources

I think it's a very important organisation in terms of what it does".

Tony Hall, the BBC's director general, said the corporation was "now more than a match for any similar-sized organisation in terms of our policies, practices and protections".

Does the BBC of 2013 feel like the same organisation – in terms of its core values – that you started out at in the 1960s?

And it's true – I have always left meetings in a better state than when I entered.When I approached Mark, I knew that he had a lot to give to the organisation in terms of his insight, perception and business acumen.

You know that getting media coverage could really make a difference for your organisation, in terms of new leads, PR material for investors and supporters and attracting the right employees.

GNM is, for example, already a 70/30 organisation in terms of digital/print-only audience, with guardian.co.uk now enjoying more than 50m unique browsers a month, while the mix of revenues and costs will change much more slowly.

One NGO programme manager, facing limited mentoring capacity within her organisation, concluded: "in terms of sustainability, nurses who are competent have to start to mentor their own colleagues".

There are sound organisations in terms of balance sheets, values and the way that they operate.

"The disparities between the two organisations in terms of budgets, infrastructure and player pools are so vast.

I wonder how "the best mix of organisations in terms of... artform" can exclude animation – the artform that my (hitherto ACE funded) organisation specialises in.

The researchers suggest that in Britain, "infections tend to be more widespread … than they are in other nations, and ransomware had much more of an impact on the ability of UK-based organisations in terms of their loss of revenue resulting from the attacks".