Sentence examples for organisations continued from inspiring English sources
A handful of outlawed anarchist and communist organisations continued to resist Franco.
It went on to say there was a "real need" to make sure local organisations continued to provide high quality opportunities to get involved in volunteering this summer.
With the death toll from days of fighting reaching into several dozens, international organisations continued to evacuate non-essential staff, following the lead of the US which withdrew some of its troops over the weekend.
Organisations continued to push for adolescent girls' inclusion in development initiatives and to emphasise that the most excluded and marginalised populations need to be reached in order to advance towards shared development objectives such as the millennium development goals.
The Gibson report makes it clear that years after MI5 and MI6 realised what the US agencies were doing, the organisations continued to co-operate with interrogations even though they knew, or strongly suspected, that detainees were being abused.
During the first half of the 20th century, the CGPM cooperated with a number of other organisations, and by 1960 it had responsibility for defining temporal, electrical, thermal, molecular and luminar measurements, while other international organisations continued their roles in how these units of measurement were used.
According to the BBC Academy's website: "The ability to be resilient tends to be particularly relevant for people during organisational change, which, as in many organisations, continues to be a key feature of working life at the BBC".
The amount of data in all organisations continues to expand.
These organisations continue to shape community expectations and influence government of climate change abatement strategies.
If NHS organisations continue shrinking their workforce then patient care will inevitably suffer, Carter warns.
Despite recent progress on gender diversity, organisations continue to struggle with turning good intention into positive action.
