Sentence examples for organisation project from inspiring English sources

Dugdale has to grip the party organisation, project a modern version of the Scottish Labour party's ideals, and plot a path back to victory.

Najee Ali, director of the Los Angeles civil rights organisation Project Islamic Hope, said the toys are "a slap in the face of our ancestors" and is calling for their removal from sale.

Najee Ali, director of the Los Angeles civil rights organisation Project Islamic Hope, labelled the toys "a slap in the face of our ancestors" earlier this month, while Rev KW Tulloss of African American activist group the National Action Network said he was concerned that children might end up playing with the figures, "making a mockery of slavery".

A non-governmental organisation, Project Concern International (PCI), implemented the campaign.

The CCWF was co-organized by UNICEF, the Mexican Institute of Water Technology, the Japan Water Forum and the U.S.-based water organisation Project WET.

The PreDIVA trial was supported by: the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sports (grant number 50-50110-98-020), the innovationonds Zorgverzekeraars (innovation fund of collaborative health insurances, grant number 05-234), and ZonMw (a Dutch non-profit research organisation, project grant number 62000015 and Agiko stipend grant number 92003563).

One organisation, Projects Abroad, charges a minimum of £1,145 for two weeks' teaching in Cambodia, not including flights or visas.

One organisation, Projects Abroad, charges a minimum of $2,215 £1,1455) to cover the costs (not including flights or visa costs) of two weeks' teaching in Cambodia – enough to pay a local teacher for more than a year.

The article concludes by emphasising how SNA can be applied in broader SD contexts to provide insight into how SD knowledge and information sharing performance can be enhanced within organisations, project teams and communities.

Based on current advances in the area of collaborative networked organisations, project management and Internet web 2.0 technologies, we have identified further needs and opportunities for development in the area of Collaborative Project Management.

Blakemore's portrait of Hall, a man to whose kindness and wisdom many of us can testify, as a giant python, swallowing and slowly digesting organisations, projects, people, is unforgettable; a character out of Balzac or Dickens.