Sentence examples for organisations could be from inspiring English sources

The organisations could be a way for the Communist Party to co-opt the energy and resources of civil society.

Without the goodwill of other stakeholders in the sector, the progress of these privately owned, profit-distributing, social purpose organisations could be hampered.

The paper outlines seven types of data that organisations could be required to keep, including subscriber information, the destination of the information, the source of information, the type of device they are using and the date and time of communication.

He says: "I think students, particularly if they're wanting to go for jobs in high profile corporate organisations, could be put off from campaigning, which is a real shame because they could build up a resource of really good contacts and experiences.

It doesn't give any criteria to define "undesirable", so it is not clear which organisations could be affected - the language is not precise.

We then analysed publically available data on organisations' plans and progress towards achieving the pledges, and assessed the extent to which activities among organisations could be brought about by the RD.

Get it right and your organisation could be transformed through one act of philanthropy.

Hold the members to high standards, deepen business ties and this peculiar organisation could be a serious one.

Leveson's inquiry should consider whether the size of a media organisation could be capped, Cameron added.

In the Financial Times, Robert Shrimsley questioned the NUT's very existence, doubting whether any genuine organisation could be so "dim-witted".

It is impossible to imagine how any news organisation could be trusted by supporters of both Israel and the Palestinians.