Sentence examples for organisations in both from inspiring English sources

The apprenticeship levy will exacerbate this as large organisations in both the public and private sector seek to claw back their money.

Since its launch, the terms of Apple Music's royalties payments have been met with resistance from independent label organisations in both the US and UK.

She had volunteered for schools and aid organisations in both Israel and the West Bank, and in Dharamsala, India, where she taught English to Tibetan refugees.

The report suggests that adopting less traditional workplace structures could help organisations in both the public and private sectors reduce absenteeism, improve morale and productivity and help them attract and keep top talent.

Before joining Universities UK he was a Director at the University of Birmingham and has previously held communications, campaigning and political relations roles for national organisations in both the public and private sectors.

Big framework contracts squeeze out smaller organisations in both the private and voluntary sectors, requiring them to accept levels of risk or have access to capital that are simply impossible for smaller enterprises or new start-ups.

The PKK is classified as a terrorist organisation in both Europe and America.The army's crackdown in response has been even more violent.

The extension of the military campaign from Iraq to embattled Syria underscores the essential need to combat the organisation in both countries.

Treatment with 200 nM Lat B dramatically disrupted actin organisation in both the suspensor and the meristematic cells.

Critically, we also present evidence for a novel lineage-specific organisation of homopolymer tract organisation in both intergenic and genic compartments along with evidence that overproportionment of homopolymer tract length may be dependent on the available intergenic space into which expand.

Presently, peer-to-peer models are typically used to describe open digital collaboration projects, such as Wikipedia and Linux, but these principles can be applied to organisations in general, both physical and "virtual" [26].