The phrase 'organisations events' is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to events organised by organisations such as companies or non-profit agencies. For example, "Our company holds several organisations events throughout the year to connect with customers and partners."
Heydrich used equipment confiscated from the Czech organisation Sokol to organise events for workers.
For those with good communication skills, an eye for style, and a flair for organisation, event planning can be a rewarding business that lends itself to being run from home.
These marked differences suggest that the gradual change in the transcriptome, as prospective neural progenitor cells leave the SZ and enter the PNT, is then punctuated by a major re-organisation event, indicative of a fundamental change in cell state.
"The companies also support many other sporting organisations and events, ranging from major international events to local grassroots sports programmes - including for example, (Coca-Cola) The Fifa World Cup, the NFL, the Rugby World Cup and (McDonald's) The Fifa World Cup, The Football Association.
At the same time those that want to make mischief by misreporting or misrepresenting organisations and events do us no favours either.
She believes, because of the talk around gender division on boards, that much has been done recently to "demystify what has been seen as a dark art", with organisations running events explaining the selection process.
There is no such formal programme in the UK, but some companies and organisations hold events or have policies for parents who want to bring in their children on a day of their choosing.
Two years after the original idea was conceived, BabyDay will take place on Sunday 27 September 2015 with many many local and national arts organisations contributing events and venues all over the city contributing space.
Castle alumni are active through organisations and events such as the two annual reunion dinners, which cater for the more than 7,000 living alumni.
Macao is not a Party to CITES but it is a Special Administrative Region of China and China is a Party; Macao has a high degree of autonomy and maintains its own legal system, customs policy, and can send its own delegates to international organisations and events.
