Sentence examples for organisations even though from inspiring English sources

It's another way to favour large organisations – even though their footprint tends to shrink both nationally and abroad.

9. Numbers of news bureaus: It's another way to favour large organisations – even though their footprint tends to shrink both nationally and abroad.

Almost a third of the 1,228 safeguarding reports submitted to the charity commission between February and May related to such organisations, even though they only account for 7% of all charities.

Some of Mr Vargas Llosa's closest friends, such as Fernando de Szyszlo, the country's best-known painter, say he is wrong to trust in Mr Humala's rebirth as a moderate.Ms Fujimori has the support of many businessmen and the near-hysterical backing of Peru's main media organisations, even though in her father's time Mr Montesinos extracted bribes from business and bullied the media.

It is worth noting that the UK media's coverage of the disappearance of Madeleine McCann did not stop her parents securing substantial libel damages from a number of news organisations, even though the events they were reporting on took place in Portugal.

It was a measure of his perceived standing in the US that they had the odd distinction in 2004 of being the only Irish organisations on President George W Bush's list of banned foreign terrorist organisations, even though Continuity IRA was by that point engaged in little or no activity, while another splinter organisation, the Real IRA, perpetrator of the 1998 Omagh bombing, was not included.

Last month, Mr Clinton refused to back China's bid to join the World Trade Organisation, even though it made concessions which, by common consent, exceeded what most American negotiators had expected.

The corporation makes me feel proud to be British, and I will defend it against accusations of being a left-leaning, politically correct, bureaucracy-ridden organisation (even though there is some validity in these charges).

If Britain bans such an organisation even though it is not supporting terrorism, it will be an echo of what the US government did from the late 1940s amid McCarthyist paranoia.

The company, which has just moved into a new £12m purpose-built home, said it had "worked hard to become a successful organisation, even though it is widely accepted that we have always been an underfunded company".

Similar to other studies [ 10, 36], participants felt that the perspectives of older workers were often not valued by the organisation, even though worker participants were generally supportive of the organisation and happy to have been consulted in this study.