Sentence examples for organisation water from inspiring English sources

She works as an operator on one of the pumps that provide clean water to her village, part of a system installed by a South Carolina-based Christian missionary organisation, Water Missions International.

Diffusion measures provide insight into white matter tissue integrity reflecting microstructural organisation, water content, number and density of axons, and myelination, and are useful for gauging white matter maturity [ 45, 46].

The answers to the open-ended question were classified into three categories: 1=agricultural organisations dedicated to potato production; 2=conflict-resolution organisations (water committees and fraternal organisations); and 3=others (credit, women's organisations, milk production and sports).

The organisation Nepal Water for Health estimates that to achieve this goal they will need to build 14,000 toilets a month.

Take the impression of "Hillary Clinton at rest" that she has put forward, with all that People talk of closet organisation and water aerobics.

The addition of polyols to the aqueous medium has been shown to enhance the stability of carbohydrate modifying enzymes by increasing the degree of structural organisation of water molecules around the protein surface (Gangadhara and Prakash 2008; Combes et al. 1987; Martins and Hatti-Kaul 2003).

In 2014 businesses will partner with global non-governmental organisations, assessing water risk, scarcity and opportunity.

Governments, international organisations and water utilities are trying to find solutions that provide for growing global populations, but traditional financing of engineered structures cannot get us there alone.

"The Burmese authorities are allowing our partner organisation to distribute water and water purification tablets," said a Christian Aid worker in Rangoon.

The model was O.J. Simpson, which television loved from the moment that it broadcast the car chase that led to his arrest; closely followed by Louise Woodward, the young British nanny accused of murdering her charge, whose plump-faced panic somehow proved magnetic on camera.WoollyNews organisations chasing water-cooler stories have come to behave like sheep.

In the first scenario, the fund gets $13 billion, the minimum investment needed for the organisation to tread water.