Sentence examples for organisations cannot be from inspiring English sources

The council says not-for-profit organisations cannot be immune from possible cuts as it tackles a funding gap of nearly £40m over the next four years.

I make the point to him - made by leaders of many companies - that boards that oversee large global organisations cannot be expected to know how every individual in the business is behaving.

Financially, Burnley are in a league of their own – or the Championship – but teamwork, team spirit and organisation cannot be measured on the balance sheet.

Yet, as further details emerged of the execution of the young British surgeon and nine others from a medical team in this beautiful but increasingly lawless mountain region, the fact she was with an overtly Christian organisation cannot be dismissed as insignificant.

Therefore, vascular function and polar organisation cannot be addressed in tissue cultures (Church [1993]).

Any given organisation cannot be easily reduced to a particular form of power.

We believe that without the skills and resources for all the relevant components of this framework, the practice of a health care professional, or a health care organisation, cannot be said to provide their users with evidence-based care.

The Prime Minister announced moves to ban extremist organisations which cannot be proscribed under anti-terror laws because they stop short of advocating violence and to put curbs on individuals suspected of trying to radicalise young adults.

The review demonstrates that although behavioural/organisational studies focus on technical economic imperatives associated with the design and use of accounting and control systems in health care organisations these cannot be disentangled or decoupled from the historical, institutional and socio-political contexts of health care accounting.

Some critics will undoubtedly see this as confirmation that the Ipso is no different from the PCC, but the staff - many of whom are relatively new to the organisation - cannot be blamed for the PCC's past sins.

The Home Office describes it as a "terrorist organisation" which cannot be allowed to continue by using a different name.