Sentence examples for organisation of which from inspiring English sources

It almost certainly violates the rules of the World Trade Organisation, of which Brazil is normally an enthusiastic supporter.

Take the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) for example, an organisation of which the "overriding concern" is "safeguarding the public interest".

The giant observatory will become part of an array of telescopes built by the European Southern Observatory organisation – of which Britain is a key member – in Chile.

The time has come to "out" death and dying, and this is why the organisation of which I am chair, Liberal Judaism, has joined the Dying Matters coalition.

The RSS, a Hindu nationalist organisation of which Mr Modi was once a member, is likely to have considerable influence on the BJP government.

At Hostage UK, the organisation of which I'm a trustee, we have worked hard to help families understand this, but it does not stop them worrying that they might be seeing a new trend among kidnappers.

Accredited non-governmental organisations (of which there are hundreds, if not thousands), can observe sessions, make statements, and engage with governments.

"People are not necessarily looking to the established institutions or political parties or international organisations, of which I include the ILO, in the belief that we have credible responses.

She is visiting some of the organisations of which she is a patron.

He sued Wallace and launched a campaign, which persisted for several years, of writing letters to various publications and to organisations of which Wallace was a member denouncing him as a swindler and a thief.

Additional file 1: Table S1 lists the organisations of which the websites have been searched.