Sentence examples for organisations countries from inspiring English sources
Another good aspect of the work is the partnerships; putting different organisations, countries, and people together to achieve the same objective.
From the purchaser/provider split in Britain's National Health Service to America's health-maintenance organisations, countries are moving in the direction of a form of "managed care", in which doctors, hospitals and other providers operate within certain budget constraints, and there is some effort to foster both consumer choice and producer competition.
MenEngage, a global alliance comprising over 700 non-government organisations, country networks and UN partners, recently developed accountability standards and guidelines for its members (MenEngage 2014).
But under the umbrella of one particular organisation, countries in Latin America have banded together to boost physics education and research and, ultimately, improve regional innovation capabilities.
IPOP from the beginning had a position as high-level initiatives with strong support from global organisations, donor countries, and some state officials.
These are increasingly being committed by new organisations from countries with little history of organised crime, and are probably the fastest-growing ways of making an illicit buck.
Through an analysis of editorship for all W3C recommendations we contribute novel findings concerning organisational involvement and collaboration, and highlight contributions from different types of organisations and countries.
Similar messages related to the importance of collaboration and mutual support across organisations and countries were identified within Dataset Two (assumed to reflect national interests).
Through an analysis of editorship for all W3C standards we investigate organisational involvement and collaboration, and highlight involvement in development of standards by different types of organisations and countries for headquarter of each organisation.
Bring your own experiences from other organisations and countries to the organisation; it strengthens UNICEF.
This will support the implementation of public programmes, and will enable comparisons between organisations or countries.
